House passes bill to slow Syrian refugees despite Obama veto threat

We need 67 Senators to override Obama’s veto on Syrians. We have 54 Repubs, need 13 Dems. So far we have only 1 Dem, Schumer, who is running for reelection. Other Dems are selling us out to globalists, will flood the nation with terrorists.

We know that the Senate is more corrupt than the House as more money was poured to buy senate seats. The globalists want to keep our borders open and they have many senators in their pocket. I hope that all of the Republicans will vote to stop the threat of terrorism with a flood of Syrian migrants, however in order to override the veto, there is a need for 67 votes. There are only 54 Republicans. There is a need for 13 Dems to vote for the bill and so far the only Dem, who stated that he will vote for it, is Schumer. He is voting for it as he is facing a re-election next year. Michael Bennett of CO is likely to vote for the bill as he is due for re-election and he is vulnerable. Congressman Coffman has a good chance of beating him, so Bennett is likely to vote against the Syrians and against Obama in order not to anger his constituency.  From what I recall, only 10 out 46 Democratic party senators are due for re-election. However, 3 of them: Boxer, Reid and Mikulski are retiring and they will vote with Obama against the bill. Blumenthal is running with a huge margin and will likely side with Obama. So, I am afraid that only 6-7 Dems will side with Republicans on the Syrian terrorists bill. This is short of 13 Dems needed to override Obama veto. Likely, we will need other ways to stop this flood of terrorism. One option, is defunding the program, via budget allocations (or lack of allocation). I am afraid that Paul Ryan passed the Syrian bill for show only, knowing that there will not be enough votes in the senate to override the veto. I am afraid that Ryan will not do something really effective, such as defunding the program.   Another option -legal action. For that option you need a judge with integrity and some backbone…

SENATORS UP FOR RE-ELECTION IN 2016

DEMOCRATS   

Michael Bennet (Colorado)
Richard Blumenthal (Connecticut)
Barbara Boxer (California) retiring in 2016
Patrick Leahy (Vermont)
Barbara Mikulski (Maryland) retiring in 2016
Patty Murray (Washington)
Harry Reid (Nevada) retiring in 2016
Brian Schatz (Hawaii)
Charles Schumer (New York)
Ron Wyden (Oregon)

REPUBLICANS

Kelly Ayotte (New Hampshire)
Roy Blunt (Missouri)
John Boozman (Arkansas)
Richard Burr (North Carolina)
Dan Coats (Indiana) retiring in 2016
Mike Crapo (Idaho)
Chuck Grassley (Iowa)
John Hoeven (North Dakota)
Johnny Isakson (Georgia)
Ron Johnson (Wisconsin)
Mark Kirk (Illinois)
James Lankford (Oklahoma)
Mike Lee (Utah)
John McCain (Arizona)
Jerry Moran (Kansas)
Lisa Murkowski (Alaska)
Rand Paul (Kentucky)
Rob Portman (Ohio)
Marco Rubio (Florida) retiring in 2016
Tim Scott (South Carolina)
Richard Shelby (Alabama)
John Thune (South Dakota)
Pat Toomey (Pennsylvania)
David Vitter (Louisiana)