AMNESTY VOTES: Wednesday In House And Senate

From: Roy Beck, President, NumbersUSA Date: Monday 6DEC2010 10:30 p.m. EST

THE AMNESTY VOTES ARE FINALLY SET TO HAPPEN -- WEDNESDAY, IN THE HOUSE & SENATE Action No. 1: Send the anti-amnesty faxes that are posted on your NumbersUSA customized Action Board. They are free and can be sent over the internet with the click of your mouse. www.NumbersUSA.com/actionbuffet Of course, things can change, but these votes have really been scheduled, finally. The moment of truth is here. And the truth is that the only thing stopping the triumph of amnesty on Wednesday will be the vigorous direct opposition from citizens like you. Pres. Obama has thrown the full power of the White House behind passing the DREAM Act amnesty by deploying virtually every Cabinet secretary to lobby, as well as activating his massive, national grassroots organization with its nearly unlimited spending power. Hundreds of thousands of citizens like YOU created enough of a firestorm to win anti-amnesty votes several times in 2007 -- and to keep the votes from occuring since then. It only works if every one of you does something -- now. If enough of you respond fully and immediately, this could be the last time we have to fight an amnesty for years -- or we could lose at the last minute, and 10 years of beating back the amnesties would be lost in an instant. Action No. 2: Watch for my Phone Alert Tuesday morning. It will be tailored for your state. As important as the faxing is, each phone call tomorrow will be worth 50 faxes. The wealthy open-borders forces have set up phone banks all over the country -- just like political Parties do on Election Day. They will be driving massive numbers of phone calls into Congress throughout Tuesday. Only you can create a different story in the offices of the swing-voting Members of Congress. Will they hear YES TO AMNESTY all day, or will they be reminded constantly that a NO ON AMNESTY MEANS A YES FOR UNEMPLOYED AMERICANS? Sideline Action: In case you are interested, I will be doing an hour-long debate about the amnesty on 190 NPR radio stations nationally at 10-11 a.m. (Eastern) on Tuesday morning. 10-11 a.m. ET -- See a list of NPR stations that carry On Point with Tom Ashbrook. www.wbur.org/syndication/?program=On-Point 10-11 a.m. ET -- Listen online: www.onpointradio.org/ 4-6 p.m. ET -- SIRIUS Satellite Radio, NPR TALK Channel 4-6 p.m. ET -- SIRIUS Satellite Radio, Everything Plus The Best of XM Channel. 4-6 p.m. ET -- XM Satellite Radio, XM Public Radio Channel. MOST LIKELY SCENARIO RIGHT NOW In the House, leaders want to vote first because it is assumed the best chance of passing an amnesty is in the House. This could happen late Wednesday morning or in the afternoon. They want to build momentum for the Senate to take up the amnesty perhaps Wednesday evening. If the amnesty fails in just one of the chambers, WE win. Generally, Speaker Pelosi would not schedule a vote on a bill that she doesn't believe she can get the 218 votes to pass it. Does that mean she has assurance of 218 YES votes? I don't think so. But she must be close. And she figures that if she holds the vote Wednesday she can force enough on-the-fence Democrats to take her side. Your job is to pull those Democrats over to the NO side. Our road to victory depends on holding all but about 6 of the Republicans as NO votes and to get about 45 Democrats to vote NO. About 75 Democrats are still in play. I'll be coming to you about them Tuesday morning. In the Senate, we have better prospects of winning. In the House, they only need 50% plus one vote to pass the amnesty. But in the Senate they have to get 60% of the 100 votes. Incredible pressures are being exerted on Republican Senators who have supported the DREAM amnesty in the past to do so again. Thus far, only Senators Lugar of Indiana and Bennett of Utah has committed to a YES. But at least 10 other Republicans need a lot of your support to vote NO, even though we feel relatively good about most of them. If they are your Senators, you will get an alert Tuesday morning. We also are continuing to exert as much pressure as possible on about a dozen Democratic Senators who are up for re-election in 2012 and have shown a distaste for amnesty at some time in the past. YOU HAVE HELD OFF AN AMNESTY FOR JUST SHORT OF 2 YEARS AGAINST INCREDIBLY BAD ODDS -- DON'T LET VICTORY SLIP AWAY AT THE LAST MINUTE. THANKS FOR ALL YOU HAVE DONE (i.e. 700,000 FAXES IN THE LAST MONTH). THANKS FOR WHAT YOU ARE GOING TO DO NOW.

Lincoln Caplan, Intentional Idiot

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The state's top three elected officials, for example, have voiced support for an amendment to the U.S. Constitution that would allow a decision by two-thirds of state legislatures to override federal law."

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I served with him when we were both young officers and consider him a great friend and fellow Southern Patriot.

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Jones Interviews Burr

WASHINGTON WATCH WITH CONGRESSMAN JONES

This month’s edition features Senator Richard Burr, Republican Senator of North Carolina.Senator Burr has served as North Carolina senator since he was sworn into office in 2005. He had previously served in the U.S. House of Representatives for ten years. Sen. Burr grew up in Winston-Salem, NC and played football while attending Wake Forest University.

During the program, Congressman Jones talks with Senator Richard Burr (R-NC), about many of the issues facing North Carolina and the country. Sen. Burr discusses his thoughts on health care and what needs to be done to limit the damage of the new health care law. Since he is Ranking Member of the Veterans’ Affairs Committee, Sen. Burr shares his ideas on how to take care of our troops and their families once they return from war. Other topics, such as the economy and jobs, are also addressed.Chief of Staff Glen Downs will appear on the show for a “mailbag” segment that touches on several topics. Mr. Downs asks the congressman about the upcoming Congressional Recess and what Congressman Jones will be doing for the next month while in the 3rd District.

Watch HERE.