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To: Liz; Kimberly GG

Please keep calling bttt


289 posted on 09/19/2007 2:46:52 PM PDT by Guenevere (Duncan Hunter...President '08)
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To: Guenevere

Thanks...I just got this:

FRIENDS, THESE SENATE OFFICE CAN’T HAVE IT BOTH WAYS!

More than a dozen Senate offices are trying to make you happy by telling you when you call that their Senator will vote NO on the DREAM Act Amnesty.

But those same offices aren’t willing to tell our Capitol Hill Team — whom they know and talk to on a regular basis — that they will vote NO.

What does that say to you?

To me, it says they are reserving the right to give a YES vote in trade for something on another issue. Or that they are hoping there won’t be a vote and they can end up sort of satisfying both the pro-amnesty and the anti-amnesty crowd.

This Alert is especially for those of you who are being told of a NO vote on the phone but you still see your Senator on our Home page.

You need to confront them about why they are refusing to publicly commit to a NO vote.

Although it probably is true that they are leaning strongly against the DREAM Act Amnesty, their unwillingness to publicly commit is encouraging the Senate Democratic leadership to go ahead and bring the amnesty to a vote.

If we could get the NO pledges up into the 30s today, there is a good chance that Senate Majority Leader Reid (D-Nev.) and Whip Durbin (D-Ill.) would just skip the amnesty amendment.

Call the Senate switchboard at:
202-224-3121

Call any Senator from your state on the Waffler list.

If you don’t have one, then call a waffler Senator from a nearby state that has a small population since they probably are not getting as many phone calls as they need.

KEEP PRESSING YOUR DEMOCRATIC SENATORS

Unfortunately, most of the Democratic Senators will vote YES on the amnesty if it comes up, because that is the Party Line. But we know that about a dozen are leaning toward a NO vote.

And we know many others would rather just skip the vote altogether.

Your pressure on their offices — even if you get rude responses and they show no interest — will really help push those Senators behind closed doors to ask Democratic leadership to not bring the amnesty amendment to the floor.

KEEP WATCHING THE WHIP LISTS ON OUR HOME PAGE

Our “whip lists” are showing up in newspaper editorials and on Talk Radio shows across the country.

Please post this page of “whip lists” on every blog and chat room you can find. We must get everybody focused on the culprits. And this page is the only place where people can find an up-to-date list.

The url to post is:
www.NumbersUSA.com

The home page provides a link to a list of anti-amnesty champion Senators who have pledged to vote NO on the DREAM Act amnesty.

More importantly, the home page shows all the waffling Senators who voted NO on the Comprehensive Amnesty in June but thus far are unwilling to pledge to vote NO on this amnesty.

Within 15 minutes of a Senator’s office telling us to put him/her on the No Amnesty page, we will take his/her name off the home page.

* Tell the waffling Senators that you are shocked to see their names on NumbersUSA’s list of Senators who are declining to pledge to vote NO on the DREAM Act Amnesty. Pull talking points from lower in this email and from the Phone action notes on your Action Buffet corkboard.

YOU CAN FOLLOW ALL DETAILS OF THE SENATE FLOOR DEBATE ON THIS WEB PAGE.

And you can also always click a link to that page from our Home page middle column. Things are happening fast. Don’t rely on getting an email Alert. I need you to go regularly to www.NumbersUSA.com and check for yourself what is happening and what is needed.


291 posted on 09/19/2007 4:03:12 PM PDT by Kimberly GG (INVEST IN THE FUTURE - DUNCAN HUNTER '08.....(NO MORE CFRers))
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