Thread: Very Notable Members of Congress?

So far you all listed Joe Wilson, Steve King of Iowa, Ted Poe, and Tom McClintock, Dana Rohrabacher. Brian Bilbray. Duncan Hunter. John Culberson, Peter King , Chuck Devore, Rep. Lamar Smith, Senator Sessions , Sen. David Vitter , Sen. DeMint, Russell Pearce, Sue Myrick -- I believe that is all mentioned so far. They seem good to me, anymore?

By the way -- California is not the liberal illegal lover bastion some think. The voters of my state and city continuously vote anti illegal alien. California has relentless electoral machinery that keeps big agri-business, tycoons, and big government politicians set in like Alabama ticks. California and San Francisco have relentlessly powerful business interests and political machinery that steamrolls over the will of the People -- our State Courts, the Federal 9th Circuit Court, our legislature, and Arny our Goburnator and his lovely Kennedy wife, Nancy "the beast" Pelosi, Dianne "I eat babies" Feinstein, and Barbara "never met an illegal I didn't love" Boxer. God help us! Pray for California and the United States.

While he is not a national legislator, few people have done more to bring strong anti-illegal immigration legislation, not only to Arizona, but, by example, to other states in the nation than Russell Pearce of Arizona, author of SB 1070, who is running for re-election this year.

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And Randy Terrill of Oklahoma, who is up for re-election this year, was responsible for the strong legislation to limit financial benefits to illegal aliens in that state, although it since has been weakened by the courts. Below is an article on Terrill and H.B. 1804:
http://www.alipac.us/ftopict-201199.html

Rep. Sue Myrick (R-NC9) is a staunch anti-illegal immigration fighter.

Many of her accomplishments and efforts can be found here:

http://myrick.house.gov/index.cfm?secti ... tree=13,52

How about the 5 for 5 reps on NumbersUSA...

http://www.numbersusa.com/content/learn ... bills.html

Rep. Roy Blunt (R-MO) is running in MO for the senate seat of Kit Bond, who is retiring. Blunt worked hard as majority whip to defeat amnesty in 2006. While previously leading in the polls, Dems. are now closing in and Blunt is in a close race.

though not up for re-election this time.

JEFF SESSIONS