"By law, Senator Cornyn cannot authorize nor coordinate his campaign activities with the PAC. I therefore call upon Senator Cornyn to publicly denounce the defamatory tactics of his supporters who are hiding behind Texans for a Conservative Majority.
"Voters are entitled to more from their elected officials than secretive smear-campaigners who operate PACs. It's time that men like John Cornyn join with me in condemning reckless and malicious defamation by misleadingly-named groups like Texans for a Conservative Majority."
I like this guy Stockman. I think I’ll send him a few more bucks—and hope other freepers will too………...
Alright! Give ‘em hell, Steve! Especially that squirrelly Rove.
well-done!
Good. Cornhole needs to go down.
Wanton and willful disregard for veracity. It’s a high bar to prove libel against a public figure, but in this case, Cornyn may have hurdled it.
“from the late Robert Perry, a $185,000 donor to Cornyn and advocate for illegal alien amnesty.”
Okay, this is poorly worded.
Is Perry an advocate for illegal alien amnesty or is Cornyn an advocate for illegal alien amnesty.
Hmm, appears that being around little barry basatrd boy’s lying regime has rubbed off on Cornyn & associates. Democrips and republicants, whatta bunch of vermin.
Figures Kommie Karl Rove would be behind this.
Stockman will beat Cornyn in a run off
Wonder when that noisy Stockman hater will pop in to tell us this is just a big passel of lies?
This could get interesting....
WASHINGTON – Tonight, Rep. Steve Stockman accused a group that supports Sen. John Cornyn
of lying about him, by asserting that he had been “jailed more than once” and was “charged
with a felony.”
That is strange, because Stockman has admitted to these facts, several times.
“I may have been in jail a couple of times, two or three times,” he told this newspaper.
As for the felony charge, that
stemmed from the time his girlfriend hid three Valium tablets in his underpants when
he was reporting for a weekend in jail. “When they found that they charged me with a felony,”
he told the Houston Chronicle.
Those interviews were back in 1995, during Stockman’s first two-year stint in Congress.
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Good, Cornyn needs to go, now.
I like this approach. Democrats are a target rich environment!