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Huey said:
2 of the 3, Flake and Corker, are not going to survive their primary challenges. Corker is pissed because he did not get a post in the administration and Flake never attempted to do what he elected to do. Also remember Corker was instrumental in getting the legislation passed that allowed Obama to get the Iran deal done.
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By voting against it? Don't believe every tweet you read.
 
Althea said:
With Paul being a true deficit hawk, this tax giveaway to trump doesn't appear to have any chance.
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I dont know about Paul, if he is the real deal or just a smooth talker... we will see. He capitulates to the Christian Right.
 
Althea said:
Yea...in a race to the bottom. I think the issue is that he'll never get 50 votes for his second wave of failures now.
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lol, race to the bottom he comes in third . I have to agree. Just like in the election he came in second to hrc's victory to the bottom.
Good way of putting it!
 
ThatOwlWoman said:
I agree with what they said about Twittler. But I don't agree that they are particularly courageous. A truly courageous congresscritter would stand up and say what he/she thinks even if it means risking re-election. The rest of that Republican pack there is far too cowardly. Like McConnell, for instance. Trump bashes him verbally, and all he does in return is roll on his back, pee himself, and ask for more.
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Maybe just semantics, but they could have just followed along with the other trump buttlickers in order to get re elected... but even that wouldn't work. Bannon is on a mission to fill the Congress with even more incompetent idiots, so primary challenges are going to be the norm everywhere but Texas.

Which has been the status quo since Obama's inauguration. Anyone who dared to compromise with Democrats, would face a primary challenge from Grover's bunch.

So thus far, Corker/Flake have spoken out, but more importantly are now free to keep trump from ramming his giveaway to billionaires through the Senate.
 
So now we can get to the bottom of the REAL Russian collusion, we are about to get Tax reform, ISIS is on the run finally, The wall prototypes are being vetted, Stocks are soaring, economy humming along

Seems CNN will have to actually start talking about these things, if there is anyone left still watching them
 
what vote of his did you not like?


you dont know huh


keep destroying republicans idiot

it just makes it harder for the republican party to cheat and win in elections


you can win republican primaries but then will proffer NUT BAGS who cant win a general election.


stab your party to death


fine with me
 
CFM said:
Winning is what makes them better. How naïve of you to think your opinion of someone overrides the results of an election.
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Winning an election does not make someone's ideas better, you are silly.
 
CFM said:
You've already shown it, BOY. Why do you deny it? I didn't think you were man enough to stand behind your own words. You're too busy standing in line to kiss Obama's black ass, NL.
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I knew you didn't have it.
 
Althea said:
By voting against it? Don't believe every tweet you read.
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I am not listening to tweets. You need to look up the Iran Nuclear Agreement Review Act which was sponsored by Graham, Corker, and Menedez. Instead of standing up to Obama who was going to ram the treaty thru without congress this bill allowed reviews. Instead of following the constitutions Treaty Clause which says it must be passed by 2/3s of the members present this bill said 2/3s present had to say no.

Next time you want to lecture me please get your ducks in a row. Only Tom Cotton voted against it. Corker voted for his own bill:

On May 22, 2015, the president signed the Iran Nuclear Agreement Review Act of 2015 into law. The bill was authored by Senator Corker, chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, and requires congressional review of any final nuclear agreement with Iran before the president can waive sanctions imposed by Congress. The bill passed the Senate 98 to 1 and the House of Representatives 400 to 25.

https://www.corker.senate.gov/public/index.cfm/iran-nuclear-agreement-review-act
 
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