Illegals camped out near Congress, 48 hour focus against amnesty

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A very interesting post from www.Alipac.US about fighting against the current immigration surge. This follows this post about Barack Obama and “Faith Leaders” attempting to pass immigration amnesty.. REMEMBER, “Amnesty” means ANY non-enforcement of existing immigration laws!This follows this post about how to Report Illegal Immigrants! For more about what you can do click here and you can read two very interesting books HERE.

Day 2: Illegals camped out near Congress, 48 hour focus against amnesty


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ALIPAC   Illegal immigration fighters,

We have found that the illegal alien invasion supporters are dominating here in Washington, DC! While your calls are helping our ground game lobbying against amnesty, we must get a better response from our activists over the next critical 48 hours!

We are not releasing the names of members of Congress we are meeting with for strategic reasons, but one office thanked us today and said it was great to hear from someone on their side because they have had so many amnesty lobbyists coming in their doors!

And you can see from these pictures taken on the National Mall illegal aliens conducting a "Fast for Families" have some very expensive gear and tents combined with elite access to camp out near the very steps of our American Congress!

Illegal alien Fasting for Families expensive outpost set up on the National Mall


http://www.alipac.us/f9/illegal-alien-fasting-families-expensive-outpost-set-up-national-mall-near-292412/

Today we need you to use both the power of praise and the power of criticism. We need you to contact the next list of 25 members of Congress who are standing strong against amnesty for illegal aliens. They need to hear from you and you need to let them know you will support them if they continue to tell the big money power players "No On Amnesty."



Thanks to surging sign ups on our Petition Against Amnesty found at www.AgainstAmnesty.com we have many new supporters receiving this email alert who can help us have more power in DC!

Please start by praising the following 25 members of Congress, then click on the link below to go after the 35 Republicans trying to help Obama pass amnesty and inform them you will be working with groups like ALIPAC to take them out of office in the GOP primaries of 2014!






Step 1: The Power of Praise--Call the good guys and gals and thank them for saying no to Amnesty:



"I'm calling/writing to thank Representative _____ for standing up against the immigration reform amnesty that more than 60% of Americans oppose. We need our Republicans in Congress focused on holding Obama accountable for his misdeeds instead of trying to help Obama pass amnesty for illegal aliens that will prevent us from ever securing our borders in the future. Tell Representative_______ that as long as he/she continues to oppose Obama and Boehner's immigration amnesty plans, I will support him!"



Rep. Charles Boustany, Jr. (R-LA) 202-225-2031

Rep. Kevin Brady (R-TX) 202-225-4901

Rep. Mo Brooks (R-AL) 202-225-4801

Rep. Paul Broun (R-GA) 202-225-4101

Rep. Vern Buchanan (R-FL) 202-225-5015

Rep. Michael Burgess (R-TX) 202-225-7772

Rep. Ken Calvert (R-CA) 202-225-1986

Rep. John Campbell (R-CA) 202-225-5611

Rep. Howard Coble (R-NC) 202-225-3065

Rep. Tom Cole (R-OK) 202-225-6165

Rep. Rick Crawford (R-AR) 202-225-4076

Rep. Ander Crenshaw (R-FL) 202-225-2501

Rep. John Culberson (R-TX) 202-225-2571

Rep. Charlie Dent (R-PA) 202-225-6411

Rep. Scott DesJarlais (R-TN) 202-225-6831

Rep. John Duncan Jr. (R-TN) 202-225-5435

Rep. John Fleming (R-LA) 202-225-2777

Rep. Randy Forbes (R-VA) 202-225-6365

Rep. Jeff Fortenberry (R-NE) 202-225-4806

Rep. Trent Franks (R-AZ) 202-225-4576

Rep. Rodney Frelinghuysen (R-NJ) 202-225-5034

Rep. Scott Garrett (R-NJ) 202-225-4465

Rep. Jim Gerlach (R-PA) 202-225-4315

Rep. Bob Gibbs (R-OH) 202-225-6265

Rep. Phil Gingrey (R-GA) 202-225-2931




Step 2: Go after the GOP Traitor list to tell them "I'm going to work to remove Representative ______ from office in 2014 for supporting Obama's illegal alien amnesty plans!"



Traitor list with contact info and proof of amnesty stance

http://www.alipac.us/f8/traitor-list-contact-info-proof-amnesty-stance-289229/

Let's light up these phone lines in DC today while ALIPAC activists lobby lawmakers face to face on your behalf!


Let's roll, Americans!

William Gheen and The ALIPAC Team

www.alipac.us

www.AgainstAmnesty.com

How California’s GOP Immigration Patriots Can Survive 2010’s Mid-Term Elections

A great story from Joe Guzzardi of www.vdare.com

How California’s GOP Immigration Patriots Can Survive 2010’s Mid-Term Elections
By Joe Guzzardi
Of all the thousands of readers’ letters that I have read and edited for posting, one sticks with me the most.
California resident Bob Turley wrote that he was so angry at the dereliction of duty by his elected officials that he hopes the state falls into the Pacific Ocean—after he moves out.
I remember Turley’s letter so well because I shared his sentiments. At the time, I had not yet fled my native California.
By November 2010, Turley may get his wish—symbolically, if in no other form.
The California Republican Party, the only wall of resistance left to the immigration invasion that has overwhelmed the state, is on the verge of complete insignificance. Analysts believe that the few Republican U.S. Representatives that remain may lose their seats in the upcoming general election.
Given the fundamental weaknesses of the GOP gubernatorial candidate Meg Whitman and U.S. Senate contender Carly Fiorina who will oppose Barbara Boxer, Republican troubles are much greater than trying to win those key elections.
As a practical matter, victory in the top races is out of reach. Therefore, the Republicans most urgent concern is not to lose further ground in the Congressional races. But because of the erosion of the Republican base, Democrats are hopeful that they can sweep all 53 seats in the nation’s most gerrymandered, least competitive (in Senate and presidential races) state.
Republicans don’t have a majority of registered voters in a single congressional or legislative district. Democrats, by contrast, hold a majority in 20 of the state’s 53 congressional districts, according to the secretary of state’s March 20 voter report. (The math explained: Democrats have a majority—50 percent +1— in 20 Districts, Republicans don't have more than 50 percent in any district, and in the remaining 33 districts neither party holds a majority.)
These latest registration figures show Republicans in California at a historic low of 32.3 percent. While Democrats are gaining voters in key districts, Republican voters are in many cases reregistering as Independent or “decline-to-state” [California Dems Outpace Republicans in Voter Registration, by Edwin Garcia, San Jose Mercury News, October 21, 2008]
Tony Quinn, a veteran GOP analyst and co-author of the California Target Book which conducted extensive voter registration surveys, found that, statewide, a general collapse of new Republican registrations has taken place. And David Gilliard, another GOP pollster who organized the 2003 successful drive to recall then-Governor Gray Davis, confirmed Quinn’s findings when he recently remarked that the party has been down and out for a long time.
While the drift away from the Republican Party has been in progress for years, two recent developments have escalated the trend:
Disapproval (bordering on disgust) with Republican Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger — particularly among rank and file voters.
Obama’s overwhelming popularity. A Public Policy Institute of California survey in March titled Californians and Their Government, found that among all voters Schwarzenegger had a dismal 32 percent approval rating contrasted to Obama’s 71 percent.
Accordingly, the Democrats smell blood and sense that as many as eight Republican-held House districts that Barack Obama won in November may be up for grabs.
Our long-time adversary, Democratic Party Chairman Art Torres told POLITICO.COM: “We need to look at all those congressional districts where we think we may have a shot.” And Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee Chairman Chris Van Hollen recently confirmed that his party would be going for the kill. Said Van Hollen: “California is a place that we will be looking at this time around even more closely than before.” [GOP Withering Away in California Heat? by Alex Isenstadt, Politico.Com, April 14, 2009]
Among the most vulnerable Republican Congressional seats are:

Elton Gallegly (Immigration Grade: A) His Santa Barbara-area district has seen the Republican registration edge over Democrats drop from 11 percent in 2002 to 6 percent in 2009.

Mary Bono Mack (Grade: A-). Her district’s GOP edge decreased from 11 percent to 4 percent. Bono Mack faces the prospect of a tough reelection challenge from Palm Springs Mayor Steve Pougnet. (Grade: A-)

Howard “Buck” McKeon’s (Grade: A). In his Santa Clarita Valley-area district the Republican registration margin has dropped from 9 percent to 1 percent. As a result, McKeon has experienced a corresponding decline in his reelection percentage, gradually shrinking from 65 percent in 2002 to 58 percent in 2008.

Dan Lungren (Grade: A), whose Sacramento-area district’s GOP registration edge fell from 11 percent to 2 percent over the past seven years, was held to under 50 percent of the vote by Bill Durston, an underfunded and unknown anti-war challenger in 2008.

Ken Calvert’s (Grade: A) His Riverside County seat has slipped from 16 percent to 7 percent GOP registered. In 2008, Calvert narrowly defeated Bill Hedrick, a largely unknown opponent.

What’s boxed the GOP in is that California’s demographics have dramatically changed over the last two decades. As more Hispanic and Asian voters become politically involved, Republicans haven’t been able to draw up a winning game plan that appeals to them—or, more importantly, compensate by rallying their white base, what we at VDARE.COM call “The Sailer Strategy”.
Thus in the 2008 Presidential election, CNN exit polls show that John McCain actually succeeded in losing the California white vote (a.k.a. what until recently would have been regarded as the American vote) 46%-52%. (McCain couldn’t even carry white men in California: he got 48% vs. 44% for white women).
In contrast, McCain swept the Alabama white vote, which is almost exactly the same proportion of the total as in California, 88%-10%. So he carried the state easily, 61%-39%.
Furthermore, in California the GOP has consistently nominated unattractive candidates who are predestined to lose either because they avoid mentioning immigration altogether—a comically idiotic strategy in California—or they can’t effectively sell the message that more immigration is bad for everyone, especially recent immigrants.
Rightly or wrongly, new immigrant voters in California consider Republicans the enemy. In politics, perception is reality.
Still, a faint glimmer of hope remains. Some of the targeted districts like Lungren’s and Calvert’s are strongly conservative. If they didn’t lose to their Democratic challengers in 2008 when Obama-mania swept through California, they may not do it in 2010, especially if and when the president’s popularity slips.
More significantly, California has an amazing record for re-electing incumbents. In 2008, every single incumbent in the State Senate, State Assembly and Congress won overwhelmingly. (See official results here.)
The challenge for Republicans is both easy and hard.
Identifying the right platform is simple. Immigration is California’s number one social issue. You don’t have be a genius to see the inverse relationship between continuing higher levels of uncontrolled immigration and the state’s deteriorating quality of life as witnessed in schools, health care, urban sprawl, etc ad infinitum.
I believe that’s a winning argument. But to present it effectively to a Democratic, immigrant-dominated state Republicans will need a well-known, well-funded candidate who has the courage of his convictions.
Most Republican strategists encourage their candidates to “appeal” to immigrants’ interests—a big mistake because what they really mean is pander to them.
But Republicans can’t outdo Democrats when it comes to immigration pandering. Just ask John McCain.
Republicans only recourse is to drive home the message that for the collective good of all Californians, immigration in all its forms—legal, illegal and non-immigrant visas—has to end.
The beauty of that platform is that it will make sense to enlightened immigrants—that is, English-speaking citizens who are registered to vote.
Still, it’s a tough sell, made harder by the hour’s lateness and the decades of immigration folly shown by Republicans.
But for prospective Republican office seekers, in Margaret Thatcher’s famous words, There Is No Alternative.
Joe Guzzardi [email him] is a California native who recently fled the state because of over-immigration, over-population and a rapidly deteriorating quality of life. He has moved to Pittsburgh, PA where the air is clean and the growth rate stable.