[HoustonCurmudgeon]

It's been suggested here that the Texas Congressman was lying this afternoon. Since you seem to have knowledge of him, is he credible?

I would say Congressman Culberson is one of the most reliable conservative voices in the House and for sure in the Texas delegation. He appears on conservative talk radio in Houston (KSEV 700) all the time and gives exact, specific answers. He has been trying to get Congress to cut the budget of all the departments that are not doing their job on the border.

Only once or twice have I heard him give incorrect answers and he always corrects himself the next time he is on the air. If he said it, he believes it and if he said he was told, then he was.

Xena, Eaker, Flyer, humble and DG may want to add their opinion.

[Joe Hadenuf]

I would say Congressman Culberson is one of the most reliable conservative voices in the House and for sure in the Texas delegation. He appears on conservative talk radio in Houston (KSEV 700) all the time and gives exact, specific answers

Thanks for that.

We were listening to him live, and he sounded *very* credible.

[Flyer]

I would say Congressman Culberson is one of the most reliable conservative voices in the House and for sure in the Texas delegation

HoustonCurmudgeon knows these things much better than I do, but from what I do know of John Culberson, I will agree with HC.

BTW. . . I was redistricted into Culberson's district.

[Joe Hadenuf]

I would say Congressman Culberson is one of the most reliable conservative voices in the House and for sure in the Texas delegation. He appears on conservative talk radio in Houston (KSEV 700) all the time and gives exact, specific answers.

By the way, I asked you about the man's credibility due to post like the one below....Thanks again for that info.

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To: Joe Hadenuf

"It was a United States Congressman that reported this".

And Congressmen are unique fountains of truth, incapable of lying?"

169 posted on 07/16/2004 7:09:45 PM PDT by Poohbah ("Beware the fury of a patient man." -- John Dryden) [ Post Reply | Private Reply | To 163 | View Replies | Report Abuse ]