Dream act gaining momentum in congress? - Page 2

The main problem I'm having (and I'm assuming a lot of people have), is WHO and WHERE to call. There are so many numbers! and particularly in my state, Washington, my two representatives and senators ALREADY support the dream act. It's the southern republican loonies that are holding passage of this bill back. Calling DHS helps, but I'm guessing they are getting good at ignoring faxes/emails/letters, etc. And many legislators are very hard to directly contact- they only give constituents online forms which probably get dealt with by third party administrators. We need to centralize and streamline our operations people!

I made this list a couple months ago, hope that helps:

http://dreamact.info/forum/showthread.php?t=10136

As for the House, I wouldn't worry too much about it. We have a 78 seat edge over Republicans and even if all of the "blue dogs" voted nay (which is highly unlikely), the bill would still pass since there's only 52 of them.

I second this.

democrats are fine but whenever i try to reach these republican pundits... ugggh, is so hard to get through them.

I totally agree. I wonder if we can revive the post cards campaign? I thought that was really great and you can do a lot or a little and it helps.