Just some names and number?
Written by Sandra Beene
Tuesday, 03 July 2007
Senators who voted for Cloture on 6/26/07 then changed their minds and voted against cloture on 6/28/07 (YAY)
Please take note that most of the “wobblers” are up for re-election in 2008 (next year). I think their votes display their worry over being re-elected.
If you live in their state, then work hard to put in someone who publicly pledges to insist on a secure border and who will DEMAND that current immigration law be enforced.
Out of the 17 who changed their vote (listed below) an astounding 9 (53%) are up for election in 2008. That should tell you why they voted the way they did. They are worried about their re-election so they voted their own self-interest……………not what is best for our country.
We really need to pound on these people. Remind them how easily they can be “former senator so-and-so”.
Bingaman (D-NM)--- up for re-election 2012— horrible immigration record (he was a senator in 1986 for that rotten immigration bill )
Bond (R-MO)------up for re-election 2010--- fair immigration record (he was a senator in 1986 for that rotten immigration bill )
Brown (D-OH)--- up for re-election 2012— horrible immigration record
Brownback (R-KS)--- up for re-election 2008— horrible immigration record
Burr (R-NC)---- up for re-election 2010 --- good immigration record
Coleman (R-MN) --- up for re-election 2008— very poor immigration record
Collins (R-ME) --- up for re-election 2008— horrible immigration record
Domenici (R-NM) --- up for re-election 2008— poor immigration record (he was a senator in 1986 for that rotten immigration bill )
Ensign (R-NV) --- up for re-election 2008— good immigration record
Harkin (D-IA) --- up for re- election 2008 --- horrible immigration record (he was a senator in 1986 for that rotten immigration bill )
McConnell (R-KY--- up for re- election 2008 --- horrible immigration record (he was a senator in 1986 for that rotten immigration bill )
Murkowski (R-AK) --- up for re- election 2008 --- horrible immigration record
Pryor (D-AR) --- up for re- election 2008 --- bad immigration record
Stevens (R-AK) --- up for re- election 2010 --- horrible immigration record (he was a senator in 1986 for that rotten immigration bill )
Voinovich (R-OH) --- up for re- election 2010 ---- horrible immigration record
Warner (R-VA) ---- up for re- election 2010 --- horrible immigration record (he was a senator in 1986 for that rotten immigration bill )
Webb (D-VA) --- up for re- election 2012 --- horrible immigration record
For their immigration record go to http://grades.betterimmigration.com/name... and look them up.
For their term of service go to http://capwiz.com/sicminc/directory/cong... to find out their 1st election.
Answer:
GOD BLESS YOU and thank you for doing our homework for us. I only hope people will remember this when they go to polls.
Do you feel sad that your political aspirations were never realized?
As I recall, Coleman was pushing for an amendment that would allow cops to check immigration status.
When that was voted down, he switched his vote.
Since a peson can't run for 2 or more offices at the same time Senator Brownback will not be a Senator come 2009 unless he drops out of the Presidential race in enough time to anounce his reelction candidacy for Senator of Kansas. So I doubt he changed his mind in order to ensure reelection. I also am sure is is not stupid enough to believe he has a chance for the Presidency either so that is most likely not his reason for changing votes. I could not begin to imagine what did change his mind, but just thought I would throw this information in there with all your names and immigration records.
Rats... no one for me to vote out! If I even get to vote... they seem to have a problem sending absentee ballots to family members of those serving overseas...
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