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yes you are right, maybe we should omit those senators who already decided to commit to a NO.

THESE ARE THE SENATORS WHO COMMITTED A NO (based on http://www.numbersusa.com/hottopic/aachamps.html), there is no hope for them..

Alabama: Sessions; Shelby
Colorado: Allard
Georgia: Chambliss; Isakson
Idaho: Crapo
Kansas: Roberts
Kentucky: Bunning; McConnell
Louisiana: Vitter
Mississippi: Lott
Missouri: Bond
North Carolina: Burr; Dole
Oklahoma: Coburn; Inhofe
South Carolina: DeMint
South Dakota: Thune
Tennessee: Alexander; Corker
Wyoming: Enzi

Bluparadise~ you're right...

1. I will get a list together and assign those who responded to my private messages or this forum topic.
2. Everyone then should report back what they hear to this forum.
3. I will get a master list together and see which Senator we need to work on more.

I will get started guys...

I just started calling Senators about a week ago, however was not successful all the times I called. I called the 1800 number and was asked to get directed to certain Senators. Sometimes I would get a constituent, but sometimes, I would get cut off.

Is it easier to call the (202) number instead of the 1800 number? How were your experiences?

And also, should we say the same thing, like "HI.. my name is blah blah and I urge Senator blah blah to vote for the Dream Act" and have a whole short speech prepared?

Do you guys know if the constituent keeps track of all this or... what exactly is the process?

Also, glacier1985, pm'd me a suggested a great point. There are 2 ways we can call Senators...
1) We can all call the same Senators in one day and bombard their phone lines with SUPPORT SUPPORT SUPPORT
2) We can divide up the Senators and have about 5 assigned to us per day.

***UPDATE****
11 people including myself are willing to participate...I just posted this topic a few hours ago and 11 responses is GREAT. I will wait til tonight if I get more participants and start assigning.

Crapo is a co-sponsor of DREAM.

Yeah, he's listed as a cosponsor but he's on the NumbersUSA list?

You're right, I wonder why the numberusa site says otherwise even though he is a cosponsor.

yeah he is weird...

Also, Graham was quoted by the Washington Times saying he supports the Dream Act but is waiting for the effects on the policy.

EDIT: Just noticed that Graham is not on that list. This list is actually great for us.

Great! Thank you for providing that information. Do you want to participate in calling the Senators?

Ok, Ill join.