Thread: RED ALERT!!!! LETS DO IT AGAIN TODAY!!!!!!

Called the hotline provided by PhredE...

CA = Feinstein and Boxer...

They routed me to Boxer...hmmm...I thought...

Get Boxer's comment line - PBX default recorded announcement reports "box full".



...I think we know why...

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This was posted in announcements, please sign!

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ladyshondra
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Posted: Wed May 21, 2008 2:06 am Post subject: email from Sen. Inhofe..i hope the links works, sign letter

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just recieved this email from Senator Inhofe

"I am emailing you on an urgent matter. Last week, several U.S. Senators inserted immigration measures into a crucial War Spending bill in an attempt to force the Senate to legalize illegal workers. If allowed to pass, one of these provisions would grant amnesty to between 1.35 and 3 million illegal workers, while containing no requirement that these immigrants prove they paid their taxes for the days they worked illegally.

Allowing this amnesty amendment to stall important, necessary war funds is a slap in the face to our men and women in uniform. That is why I am asking you to co-sign a letter to Senate Democrat Leader Harry Reid calling for the amendment's removal from the bill. I joined many of my colleagues in proudly signing this letter and I know you would like the opportunity to do the same.

This is the full text of the letter to Senator Reid I am asking you to sign with me:

We write to express disappointment that the Senate Appropriations Committee chose to include in the War Supplemental more than 100 pages of immigration language that would grant legal status to more than one million illegal alien agricultural workers and their families. We urge you to remove these controversial provisions from the bill so we can enact essential funding for our troops without delay. If these provisions remain in the bill, you can expect a vigorous debate on immigration policy.

Please join me in telling Senate leaders that the vast majority of American people want border security and enforcement. Tell Senator Harry Reid that it's unacceptable to play politics when it comes to our military men and women.

And after you co-sign the letter, please forward it to your family and friends.

The Senate Amnesty Caucus is at it again and they must be stopped. Failure to defeat this amendment could set a dangerous precedent in the Senate. Give an inch on this issue and we can count on the Amnesty Caucus to try and stretch it into a mile.

So please help me quickly demonstrate that conservative Senators' firm stance on the amnesty amendment is backed by tens of thousands of American voters.

Sincerely,



Jim Inhofe"


link below to sign letter:

http://www.jiminhofe.com/Blog/Read.aspx ... 41b45bc6b4

signed and sent to address book

GREAT JOB TODAY PATRIOTS!!! WE KNOW HOW TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE!!

Where's the energizer bunny when I need him. LOL

April, thank you for all the information and red hot alerts. Called and faxed and the staffers were polite.

Your boxing kitty avatar is really cute.

Originally Posted by DEEDEE

April, thank you for all the information and red hot alerts. Called and faxed and the staffers were polite.

Your boxing kitty avatar is really cute.

THANKS FOR JOINING IN DEEDEE!!! The kitty is an amnesty fighter!!! One of those never give up and never give in cats!!

Friends,

Today is the day. If you only do one thing this year to stop illegal immigration, call your Senators TODAY. Your phone call could be the one that stops the amnesty.

Phone your Senators today and tell them to oppose any immigration provisions in the Iraq Supplemental spending bill.

202-224-3121


Senate Expected To Vote on Amnesty on Wednesday


In a somewhat unexpected move, the Senate began debate on the Iraq Supplemental Spending bill late in the day on Tuesday. As I write this, the Senate is still in general debate on the Iraq Supplemental (which is actually more like a mini omnibus bill). Senator Byrd (D-WV) filed three substitution amendments Monday night to H.R. 2642 (to replace all the House language in three parts). This is a similar tactic the House used during debate on their version of the Iraq supplemental bill last week: divide the bill in three to give cover to the different party constituencies. The AgJOBS language is in the first amendment (SA 4786). The Senate is not likely to get through general debate tonight, but could make it to the first amendment sometime tomorrow.

In short, this means the AgJOBS amnesty could come up for debate as early as Wednesday morning.

At this point, it is best not to get bogged down in the legislative details (because things are changing rapidly and many procedural moves are occurring). Instead, we are recommending you keep your message simple and to the point. Simply state something like the following:

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Friends,

Today is the day. If you only do one thing this year to stop illegal immigration, call your Senators TODAY. Your phone call could be the one that stops the amnesty.

Phone your Senators today and tell them to oppose any immigration provisions in the Iraq Supplemental spending bill.

202-224-3121


Senate Expected To Vote on Amnesty on Wednesday


In a somewhat unexpected move, the Senate began debate on the Iraq Supplemental Spending bill late in the day on Tuesday. As I write this, the Senate is still in general debate on the Iraq Supplemental (which is actually more like a mini omnibus bill). Senator Byrd (D-WV) filed three substitution amendments Monday night to H.R. 2642 (to replace all the House language in three parts). This is a similar tactic the House used during debate on their version of the Iraq supplemental bill last week: divide the bill in three to give cover to the different party constituencies. The AgJOBS language is in the first amendment (SA 4786). The Senate is not likely to get through general debate tonight, but could make it to the first amendment sometime tomorrow.

In short, this means the AgJOBS amnesty could come up for debate as early as Wednesday morning.

At this point, it is best not to get bogged down in the legislative details (because things are changing rapidly and many procedural moves are occurring). Instead, we are recommending you keep your message simple and to the point. Simply state something like the following:

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Update posted in announcements.

Friends,

We are looking into reports out of DC that the immigration language was stripped from the Iraq funding bill last night.

Some are saying the amnesty is dead. Others are saying that now 60 votes will be needed to keep that language in the bill. Others are saying the H2b visa increases remain in the bill.

Please standby as we work feverishly to determine what the situation is before sending to our national supporter list.

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