Caroline Wren

When Trump wanted to fire Robert Mueller, Cornyn defended Mueller's honor saying it would be a huge mistake for Trump to fire him.

When Trump fired James Coney, Cornyn went on TV and called it a troubling and terrible decision.

Where Cornyn, I mean, repeatedly praised and slobbered over James Comey, calling him a good and decent man.

Quick reminder, James Comey called for the assassination of President Trump.

When the sham E. Jean Carroll verdict came out, Cornyn ran to MSNBC to say that because of this verdict, Donald Trump was unelectable and shouldn't run again.

When Alvin Bragg was indicting Trump, John Cornyn defended Bragg and said the process was necessary and needed to play out.

Regarding January 6th, John Cornyn compared it to 9-11, then called the J6 attendees, quote, white supremacists, domestic terrorists, insurrectionists, rioters, seditionists, and anarchists.

He then asked then-FBI director Chris Wray if a new law was needed to charge the J6 attendees with domestic terrorism.

And when the Senate tried to impeach Donald Trump for a second time,

Cornyn's only complaint was that the impeachment process was actually holding up them and delaying Biden being able to get his cabinet nominees confirmed.

And I could go on and on with these statements.

I was just going through this book, Googling John Cornyn's statement on that person.

And without fair, he has defended each one of these deep state actors.

And, you know, these could like maybe be defensible statements, a few of them.

If you're Susan Collins and you represent a state like Maine, that's a purple or blue state.

John Cornyn represents ruby red Texas.

absolutely did.

I think he's much worse than those others that you just said.

You're right.

A lot of these other senators probably privately feel this way.