Mr. Sessions definitely led the opposition, but Mr. Cornyn did so only grudgingly, and he was far less visible than Jim DeMint and David Vitter.
And Mr. Cornyn's appearance on Fox recently showed him to be only reluctantly willing to oppose amnesty. He did a little dance with O'Reilly where they both agreed that "we can't deport 12 million" and we've got to do something to accomodate them.
Wrong. We do nothing to accomodate them. We continue our enforcement of our laws and even step them up. Eventually the illegals get the message: this is a frying pan that's a little too hot to stay in. So they leave on their own.
Mr. Cornyn is an opportunist. He has his finger in the wind, and he caught which way the wind was blowing. But that doesn't mean he's leading the flow, just along for the ride.
John Cornyn is a member of the Council on Foreign Relations, a pal of George Soros. he’s behind the North American Investment Fund, an essential element of the NAU process,which will build infrastructure in Mexico with our tax dollars. He almost slipped it through a while back but pulled it when people made a stink.
He’s the enemy and will slip that monstrosity through again when the sheeple drift off to sleep.