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Nice try sport. Show me where he voted to strip the defunding provision from the House Bill. Come one now, show me his vote or admit you make a false allegation about Cornyn.APynckel wrote:He voted FOR cloture.....Charles L. Cotton wrote:Not quite, now show me his vote to add funding back to the Senate bill.APynckel wrote:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5P8kGuKsl28&edit=vd" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;Charles L. Cotton wrote:Please link to a post where Sen. Cornyn said he'd vote to defund Obamacase.APynckel wrote:That he would vote to defund obamacare, then vote FOR cloture so that the dems would win, and he would get a political "no" vote on the final bill.......Charles L. Cotton wrote:What lie did Cornyn tell?APynckel wrote:There should always be a "final option" if the person you elected outright lied to you about their intentions.atticus wrote:I was not aware we have recall for U.S. senators in Texas. I, for one, don't believe in recalls. I think we make our best judgment at election time. Our next judgment, as voters, comes at the time of the next election. I think a no-recall system promotes good representative government - we elect people we believe will use their best judgment during their term. And then we allow them to exercise that judgment. If, as in Cornyn's case, it turns out that the elected representative takes a stand on one or more issues that is so bad we don't want that person in office any more, then we can have it out at the next election campaign. That being said, I believe Cornyn is up for re-election in 2014. He may well draw a primary opponent over this Obamacare issue.
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Okay, maybe you can help APynacel show me where Sen. Cornyn voted to strip the defunding provision from the House Bill.MikeHoncho wrote:http://www.yourhoustonnews.com/friendsw ... 12722.html
There absolutely is political game playing; I don't deny that. However, when a Forum Member with a history of inflammatory statements makes a false allegation, it's as bad as political-speak.mojo84 wrote:Some would say he is playing politics and using political doublespeak.
I agree. Read my preceding post.K.Mooneyham wrote:Mr. Cotton, if you read this, I am truly puzzled why Senator Cornyn voted for cloture. I just can't see any good from him voting that way.
And the dems/liberals appear to be much better at it. Many, including me, see voting for cloture as giving up the only true leverage the conservatives may have had to force the dems to negotiate. If I'm totally off base, I am open to more explanation.Charles L. Cotton wrote:There absolutely is political game playing; I don't deny that. However, when a Forum Member with a history of inflammatory statements makes a false allegation, it's as bad as political-speak.mojo84 wrote:Some would say he is playing politics and using political doublespeak.
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I wasn't referring to your posts.mojo84 wrote:And the dems/liberals appear to be much better at it. Many, including me, see voting for cloture as giving up the only true leverage the conservatives may have had to force the dems to negotiate. If I'm totally off base, I am open to more explanation.Charles L. Cotton wrote:There absolutely is political game playing; I don't deny that. However, when a Forum Member with a history of inflammatory statements makes a false allegation, it's as bad as political-speak.mojo84 wrote:Some would say he is playing politics and using political doublespeak.
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Sticking to your guns increases popularity while appeasement does the opposite? Imagine that.Charles L. Cotton wrote:KHOU Ch. 11 in Houston just included a news report that Sen. Cruz's popularity is soaring among Republicans.
Didn't both Cruz and Cornyn just vote the same way? I thought the vote was 100 to 0? Am I mistaken?APynckel wrote:1) not asking his constituents their opinion on the matterCharles L. Cotton wrote:Try what? Don't give general comments, please give specific details as to what would justify a recall.Strat9mm wrote:His refusal to even try.Charles L. Cotton wrote:Based upon what!?APynckel wrote:We need to recall Cornyn.
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2) when they gave him their position, refusing to abide by them.
atticus wrote:Cornyn and a bunch of other Republican senators voted with the Harry Reid led Democrats to end cloture, knowing all the time that Reid would strip out the House defunding provision. In the context of his cloture vote, Cornyn's later vote against the stripped senate bill was meaningless, and he knew it. It is somewhat misleading for Cornyn to claim that he has done everything he could do to defeat Obamacare. He did not fight cloture when he had the opportunity to do so. After all the dust settles, it is Cruz who comes out on top, because he did all he could to bring political heat to bear on the topic. It remains to be seen how much trouble this causes for Cornyn.