claim: "sen. mark begich cast the deciding vote in favor of president obama’s authority to issue executive amnesty to illegal aliens."
author: dan sullivan
evidence_1: "sen. mark begich cast the deciding vote in favor of president obama's authority  to issue executive amnesty to illegal aliens." — politifact national on thursday,  september 25th, 2014. half-true. it's a simplification of his record. dan sullivan ·  says sen. mark begich is ineffective because he has only "passed one bill, the ...
evidence_2: last week, the senate briefly squabbled over immigration legislation, blocking a  republican proposal from coming to a vote. now, republicans are using that as  ammunition. in an email to supporters, sullivan said: "begich cast the deciding  vote in favor of president obama's authority to issue executive amnesty to illegal  ...
evidence_3: john mccain ran for president of the united states in the 2000 presidential  campaign, but failed to gain the republican party nomination, losing to george  w. bush in a campaign that included a bitter battle during the south carolina  primary. he resumed his role representing arizona in the united states senate in  2001, ...
evidence_4: nov 28, 2014 ... we must add to them the st. louis county prosecutor bob mcculloch, whose  statement announcing the grand jury decision on monday (11/24) is here .....  president obama plans to issue an executive order granting amnesty to about  five million illegal immigrants by the end of next week, reported fox news ...
evidence_5: oct 28, 2014 ... except, these broadsides launched against president barack obama don't come  from republicans. they all .... he criticized the president's decision not to send  ground troops. .... she also opposed amnesty for illegal immigrants, saying it's “ much preferable for the president to work with the congress.” rep.