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    These Senators Still Waffling on Vote on DREAM Amnesty

    These Senators Still Waffling on Vote on DREAM Amnesty

    (September 21) Today, the Senate is debating H.R. 1585, the Defense Department authorization bill for fiscal year 2008. At some point during the debate, open-borders senators may attempt to attach three proposals that, when taken together, would grant amnesty to millions of illegal aliens and dramatically increase the importation of foreign workers at a time 10 million Americans are looking for jobs and can't find employment.

    Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) has not announced when a vote will occur on the DREAM Act amnesty amendment (now SA 2919). Reid did announce, however, that no more votes will occur this week, and that the Senate will hold only one vote today on an unrelated defense matter. In other words, any potential vote on SA 2919 will not occur until next week.

    It will take 41 NO votes to kill this amnesty. Currently, only 21 Senators are telling their constituents that they will vote NO on the amnesty.

    The following Senators have made a firm commitment to vote NO on SA 2919, the DREAM Act amnesty amendment (Refresh page to ensure you have most up-to-date list.)
    Alabama: Sessions; Shelby
    Colorado: Allard
    Georgia: Chambliss; Isakson
    Kansas: Roberts
    Kentucky: Bunning; McConnell
    Louisiana: Vitter
    Mississippi: Lott
    Missouri: Bond
    North Carolina: Burr; Dole
    Oklahoma: Coburn; Inhofe
    South Carolina: DeMint; Graham
    South Dakota: Thune
    Tennessee: Alexander; Corker
    Wyoming: Enzi

    SENATORS MOST NEEDING CALLS

    The senators in this first list voted NO on the Comprehensive Amnesty in June, but have not yet pledged to vote NO on the DREAM Act amnesty.

    Phone them by contacting the Senate switchboard at 202-224-3121.

    Alaska: Murkowski, Stevens
    Arkansas: Pryor
    Florida: Martinez
    Idaho: Crapo
    Indiana: Bayh
    Iowa: Grassley, Harkin
    Kansas: Brownback
    Louisiana: Landrieu
    Maine: Collins
    Michigan: Stabenow
    Minnesota: Coleman
    Mississippi: Cochran
    Missouri: McCaskill
    Montana: Baucus, Tester
    Nebraska: Nelson (Ben)
    Nevada: Ensign
    New Hampshire: Sununu
    New Mexico: Bingaman, Domenici
    North Dakota: Dorgan
    Ohio: Brown, Voinovich
    Oregon: Smith
    South Dakota: *Johnson
    Texas: Cornyn; Hutchison
    Utah: Hatch
    Vermont: Sanders
    Virginia: Warner, Webb
    West Virginia: Byrd, Rockefeller
    Wyoming: Barrasso


    (Senators in Bold print have pledged to vote YES on the amnesty.)
    (Offices of Senators in green are consistently telling their constituents that they will vote NO on the amnesty but are declining to pledge a NO vote officially, meaning they still need more phone calls.)

    * Did not vote in June

    PRO-AMNESTY IN JUNE AND STILL PRO-AMNESTY

    The senators noted below supported amnesty in June and show every sign of voting for amnesty again this week. They have been blasted all summer for their anti-American worker, pro-lawlessness stance. Perhaps your phone calls today can help them decide against voting for amnesty again.

    Arizona: ; McCain
    Arkansas: Lincoln
    California: Boxer, Feinstein
    Colorado: Salazar
    Connecticut: Dodd, Lieberman
    Delaware: Biden, Carper
    Florida: Nelson (Bill)
    Hawaii: Akaka, Inouye
    Idaho: Craig
    Illinois: Durbin, Obama
    Indiana: Lugar
    Maine: Snowe
    Maryland: Cardin, Mikulski
    Massachusetts: Kennedy, Kerry
    Michigan: Levin
    Minnesota: Klobuchar
    Nebraska: Hagel
    Nevada: Reid
    New Hampshire: Gregg
    New Jersey: Lautenberg, Menendez
    New York: Clinton, Schumer
    North Dakota: Conrad
    Oregon: Wyden
    Pennsylvania: Casey, Specter
    Rhode Island: Reed, Whitehouse
    Utah: Bennett
    Vermont: Leahy
    Washington: Cantwell, Murray
    Wisconsin: Feingold, Kohl


    (Senators in Bold print have pledged to vote YES on the amnesty.)
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    I will email and fill up their answering machines later tonight .

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    "Ditto" and join us on the thread ACTION ALERT FROM W.....WARNING TO ALL ACTIVISTS!! [ Goto page: 1 ... 48, 49, 50 ]

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