John Cornyn

After two weeks in the field training soldiers preparing them for their return to the Middle East, it is clear to me now more than ever why I'm running for the United States Senate.

Yesterday, we brought you word of the video that John Cornyn's staff - apparently while in the grip of some degenerative mental condition - produced f...

For the next day and a half, no one in Washington will be able to turn on their TV without seeing an ad on the GI Bill that challenges McCain to back the Webb-Hagel bill.

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.

As someone who has defended this nation, I'm outraged by the notion that we should limit benefits in civilian life to force our troops to stay in the military.

It's one thing to attack your opponent -- that's what Rick Noriega signed up for when he entered this race. But to attack our brave men and women in uniform is really just too much.

After reviewing my military records, John Cornyn and all Texans will learn the truth. But the truth has never stopped dishonest attacks on veterans.

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

Limbaugh's got no business on the radio launching attacks on military personnel, and his right to free speech does not guarantee him placement there at government expense.

These Republicans weren't even upset enough to return habeas corpus to the rule of law, or give soldiers at war a rest. That is one annoying sucker of an advertisement.

Every day Congress fails to end this war is another day Congress fails to do what we elected them to do. Americans have lost patience with the leaders they elected.

Democratic majority has fallen over themselves backpedaling as fast as their trembling legs could carry them in the face of everything President Loser and the Republicans have farted in their general direction.

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 M...

MoveOn's questioning of the character and patriotism of a general caught in a deception adversely affecting the lives of his own troops was, via metonymy, turned in to an attack on the troops.