Good point.

On 09/07/2010 05:55 PM, Travis wrote:
Stopped counting at 50.  My count went to 535.

On Tue, Sep 7, 2010 at 2:26 PM, dick thompson <[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:

    How did they keep Schumer, Weiner and Frank out of that list.


    On 09/07/2010 02:56 PM, Travis wrote:








    
*http://www.examiner.com/law-enforcement-in-national/50-worst-u-s-lawmakers-named-by-public-interest-group*


          Jim Kouri
          <http://www.examiner.com/law-enforcement-in-national/jim-kouri>


        50 worst U.S. lawmakers named by public-interest group

    ยท September 7th, 2010 6:36 am ET

    During the last two years of a virtual jobs depression, these 50
    lawmakers led Congress in allowing the addition of another 75,000
    permanent working-age immigrants every month and in allowing
    about 7 million illegal foreign workers to keep their jobs in
    construction, service, manufacturing and transportation,
    according to NumbersUSA, a national public-interest group.

    Recent government data show that 22 million U.S. workers who want
    a job can't find one. But these 50 members of Congress deserted
    those Americans in favor of increasing the number of foreign
    workers competing with them in the hiring line.

    "NumbersUSA is performing a true service for the American people.
    The group provides a list to help voters decide which politicians
    are honest and which ones are duplicitous power-grabbers who are
    betraying their own constituents," said political strategist Mike
    Baker.

    The non-partisan NumbersUSA rates every member on every committee
    and floor vote and every bill co-sponsorship that would either
    increase or reduce the foreign workers (legal and illegal) in the
    country. Those in Congress who do the most to protect American
    workers in terms of immigration policies receive an A+, while
    those doing the least receive an F-minus.

       All 50 "Deserters" on this list:
       --  received grades of F-minus and 0%, failing to take a single action to
           reduce competition for jobless Americans.
       --  are asking voters to re-elect them to Congress this November
       --  are in the Senate or in the House where they are leaders with special
           opportunity to influence policy toward jobless Americans because they
           either are congressional chairmen, leaders of their Party or on the
           Judiciary Committee with direct jurisdiction over immigration.
WORST DESERTERS IN THE SENATE
       -----------------------------
       Bennet, Michael (CO)
       Feingold, Russell (WI)
       Gillibrand, Kirsten (NY)
       Inouye, Daniel (HI)
       Leahy, Patrick (VT)
       Mikulski, Barbara (MD)
       Reid, Harry (NV)
WORST DESERTERS IN THE HOUSE
       ----------------------------
       Ackerman, Gary (NY 05th)
       Baldwin, Tammy (WI - 02nd)
       Becerra, Xavier (CA - 31st)
       Berman, Howard (CA - 28th)
       Chu, Judy (CA - 32nd)
       Clarke, Yvette (NY - 11th)
       Clyburn, James (SC - 06th)
       Conyers, John (MI - 14th)
       Cummings, Elijah (MD - 07th)
       Engel, Eliot (NY - 17th)
       Grijalva, Raul (AZ - 07th)
       Gutierrez, Luis (IL - 04th)
       Hastings, Alcee (FL - 23rd)
       Hoyer, Steny (MD - 05th)
       Jackson-Lee, Sheila (TX - 18th)
       Johnson, Hank (GA - 04th)
       Kucinich, Dennis (OH - 10th)
       Lewis, John (GA - 05th)
       Lofgren, Zoe (CA - 16th)
       Markey, Edward (MA - 07th)
       McDermott, Jim (WA 07th)
       Nadler, Jerrold (NY - 08th)
       Napolitano, Grace (CA - 38th)
       Olver, John (MA - 01st)
       Quigley, Mike (IL - 05th)
       Pelosi, Nancy (CA - 8th)
       Rahall, Nick (WV - 03rd)
       Rangel, Charles (NY - 15th)
       Rush, Bobby (IL - 01st)
       Sanchez, Linda (CA - 39th)
       Schakowsky, Janice (IL - 09th)
       Scott, Robert (VA - 03rd)
       Serrano, Jose (NY - 16th)
       Slaughter, Louise (NY - 28th)
       Stark, Pete (CA - 13th)
       Thompson, Bennie (MS - 02nd)
       Towns, Edolphus (NY - 10th)
       Velazquez, Nidia (NY - 12th)
       Tsongas, Niki (MA - 05th)
       Wasserman-Schultz, Debbie (FL - 20th)
       Watt, Melvin (NC - 12th)
       Waxman, Henry (CA - 30th)
       Woolsey, Lynn (CA - 06th)

    Source: NumbersUSA




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