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Shawn Christopher Phillips's avatar

I will be first in line for early voting tomorrow morning: Paxton check; Middleton check.

Bob's avatar

This smells like a hit piece timed to do maximum damage. It may be even true. Where was weeks and months ago. This is behavior reminiscent of the left. Makes me sick.

BonnieMae's avatar

Agree with your first comment, but not the rest. Yes, it IS a hit piece, delivered precisely when it will do the most good (damage). When there so many huge current events in circulation today, a hit piece designed to wake people up, but delivered weeks or months ahead of a vote would grow stale in voter's minds. It needs to be fresh. If I were a Texan about to cast my vote, I'd be very appreciative of being given this enlightening rundown of Roy Chip's history.

Montgomery Markland's avatar

A “hit piece” in the political sense (and most or all senses) is “deliberately biased” — there is no bias in this “opposition piece.”

Montgomery Markland's avatar

As a former staffer with a large portfolio, this isn’t a hit piece at all, it describes accurately, in some ways too conservatively, how Roy would have drove most of Cornyn’s policy positions during his time with Cornyn at such a senior level from the beginning.

Both Roy and Cornyn need to go.