John Cornyn Will Be a Texas Thom Tillis
and That’s Awful
Posted By: ladydawgfan, 4/16/2026 12:22:05 PM
It’s no secret that John Cornyn is in grave danger of having the good people of Texas dislodge him from the senatorial sinecure he’s occupied without distinction for four endless terms. He seeks a fifth term for no apparent reason other than he loves having lackeys address him as “Your Senatorness.” And that’s all he does – his opponent, Kenny Paxton, lays waste while John Cornyn lays around. He is, as one might say in the otherwise awesome Lone Star State, as useless as mammaries on a bull. Today, Cornyn is a non-player timeserver; it’s tomorrow that we need to worry about.
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