John Cornyn

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Anti-Veteran Cornyn Within Reach

Jon Soltz | Posted May 9, 2008 | Politics


Jon Soltz

There is some great news coming from Texas, where two polls show that Afghanistan Veteran, Rick Noriega, is well within striking distance of Senator John Cornyn.

A recent Rasmussen Poll finds that Cornyn now only leads by four points - 47-43. Now, before you dismiss it as just one...

End John Cornyn's Silence

Rep. Rick Noriega | Posted April 23, 2008 | Politics


Rep. Rick Noriega

I am honored to have served side by side with courageous members of the armed forces in Afghanistan. Having served our country for almost thirty years, I've seen my friends risk their lives day after day for our nation -- and all they ask for in return is to have...

Draft-Dodger John Cornyn Insults our Veterans and Troops

Mike Lyon | Posted February 28, 2008 | Politics


Mike Lyon

Yesterday, Lieutenant Colonel Rick Noriega released his military records, detailing 27 years of proud service in the Army National Guard. I'm sure that even as I write this, the hatchet men of John Cornyn, Colonel Noriega's Republican opponent in this November's Texas Senate race, are combing through his records...

Releasing My Records

Rep. Rick Noriega | Posted February 27, 2008 | Politics


Rep. Rick Noriega

Two weeks ago, Jon Soltz posted about the coming smears against my record by John Cornyn and his Republican operatives. I rejected the demand by John Cornyn's surrogates that I turn over my military records to Republican Party operatives. I'm not going to give my records to Karl Rove...

Here Come Smears of Veterans: 2008 Edition

Jon Soltz | Posted February 15, 2008 | Politics


Jon Soltz

Well, it was only a matter of time. Rick Noriega, who honorably served our nation in Afghanistan, and is running against Bush-crony Senator John Cornyn, has the Republican Party of Texas trying to cast doubt on his service.

In a letter to Rick's campaign (PDF), the party asked him...

Take Rush Limbaugh Off Armed Forces Radio Network

Jane Hamsher | Posted October 1, 2007 | Politics


Jane Hamsher

So Harry Reid is calling on all Senators to sign a letter condemning Rush Limbaugh for referring to soldiers in Iraq who have serious reservations about the war "phony soldiers."


I really don't know which is more exasperating -- that our Senators think it is their job to...

If Only "U.S. Senate" Also Rhymed with "Betray Us"

Robert J. Elisberg | Posted September 24, 2007 | Politics


Robert J. Elisberg

So, let's see - the United States Senate votes to continue suspending habeas corpus, one of the foundations of law since the Magna Carta 1,000 years ago. And the United States Senate votes to deny giving over-extended soldiers a critically-needed rest. But -

- the United States Senate, by a...

Ads Don't Kill People, Wars Do

Gov. Bill Richardson | Posted September 21, 2007 | Politics


Gov. Bill Richardson

Everywhere I go on this campaign -- from Iowa to New Mexico -- I hear people asking when is this war going to end and when will we get all of our troops out of Iraq? Everyone, myself included, is tired of waiting for this war to end and tired...

The Democrats Could Learn A Lot From Larry Craig's Balls

Bob Cesca | Posted September 21, 2007 | Politics


Bob Cesca

As we all know, Senator Larry Craig is an anti-gay, right-wing zealot and fantastically gifted hypocrite who was arrested while allegedly attempting to solicit gay sex in an airport men's room; he was booked on charges and nationally disgraced.

Despite all of that, Senator Craig has brazenly defied his party...

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MoveOn Vote: Clinton a "No," Obama a No-Show

HuffingtonPost.com   |  Michael Roston   |   September 20, 2007 04:43 PM


Presidential hopeful and Sen. Barack Obama (D-IL) is claiming that he deliberately sat out a vote mounted by Senate Republicans to condemn the group MoveOn.org. Obama said that he was taking the high road by staying out of the GOP-driven...

The Senate Votes on Tropes and the Troops

George Lakoff | Posted September 20, 2007 | Politics


George Lakoff

The US Senate will make linguistics history today. Republican Senate Leader Mitch McConnell actually brought to the floor a bill based on a linguistic trope called "metonymy." The bill also makes history by trying to censure an ad. But the most "damning" part of the censure is not what...


 

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