[snowrip]

Keep the heat on.

We have beaten amnesty back before, but this time it is entirely different. This administration will quite literally stop at nothing to get its way. I believe that the amnesty bill is even more important to the administration than the healthcare bill... which is why they are being pretty tight-lipped about it. Make no mistake: THE DEMOCRATS ARE GOING TO TRY AND PASS THIS NO MATTER WHAT, BECAUSE IT ENSURES THEIR MAJORITIES IN THE HOUSE AND SENATE WILL SURVIVE... FOREVER.

Make new alliances. Educate the public. Call, write, and fax. Most importantly, do not let up even when they say they won’t vote for it... because we all know what sort of track records the democrat party has when it comes to telling the truth.

Godspeed.

[Man50D]

I forgot to give the toll free numbers to the Capitol Switchboard.

877-762-8762, 866-338-1015, 866-220-0044, 877-851-6437, 877-210-5351.

[fuzzybutt]

You are right in that amnesty is the keys to the kingdom. Once that happens the Democrats will win every election till the end of time, and we will then live in a dictatorship.

[McGavin999]

Tell them that until they come out publically against any form of amnesty every death, like that of the AZ Rancher, will be hung around their necks.

Tell them if they pass amnesty, every unemployed American will blame them.

[narses]

REID SAYS ALL THESE NEW DEMOCRATIC SENATORS ARE SUPPORTING AN AMNESTY?

Reid’s claim of 56 Democratic votes for an amnesty means that every single new Democrat added to the Senate after 2007 is pledged to an amnesty.

That would be:

Alaska — Mark Begich

Colorado — Michael Bennet

Colorado — Mark Udall

Delaware — Ted Kaufman

Illinois — Roland Burris

New Hampshire — Jeanne Shaheen

New Mexico — Tom Udall

New York — Kirsten Gillibrand

Jeff Merkley (Oregon)

Virginia — Mark Warner Is the image that these freshmen want to portray to their voters one of putting illegal aliens at the front of the jobs line and unemployed U.S. citizens at the back of the line?

ACTION: Force these Senators to declare who they are backing: Illegal aliens or unemployed Americans. Phone them.

Let’s put an end to this constant talk of passing an amnesty. Let’s find at least 6, and maybe 10, Democrats who say they don’t plan to vote for an amnesty this year. Since Reid says he can’t find a second Republican (after Sen. Lindsay Graham of South Carolina) to join in the amnesty push, he may just have to give up on the amnesty if several more Democrats say they won’t go along with him.

Make it immediately clear that you are calling because Sen. Reid has indicated that Sen. XMXMXM has committed to vote YES on the comprehensive amnesty.

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[nickcarraway]

that he had 56 Democrats ready to vote for a comprehensive amnesty, just 4 short of enough to pass it.

Newsflash: He only needs 50 votes to pass it (Biden). Opponents might filibuster for a while, but not for long.

[Arthur Wildfire! March]

Weakening McStain also weakens amnesty. Filing this in:

Hayworth vs. McCain — Primary Headline Roundup http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/chat/2456305/posts?page=8
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[Vigilanteman]

Byrd of West Virginia is probably still a firm no as is Nelson of Nebraska. I’m not so sure about Dorgan of North Dakota since he has already announced he is retiring. He may vote yes just to give his clone Kent Conrad the cover to vote no. But I’m not so sure Conrad intends to stay in the U.S. Senate another term with his twin Dorgan retiring this term, so I tend to think both will just thumb their noses at their constituents just like they did for ObamaCare.

[no dems]

Keep making those phone calls. Most of us have phone plans with unlimited Long Distance calling, so burn up those phone lines.

[TBP]

Call, email, and fax. Then call their district offices.