Is This 36-Year-Old Veteran the Future of the GOP?

National Journal ^ | 12/6/13 | Marin Cogan

[rarestia]

Hell, that would make you an Awesome congress person.

That was my thought as well. The polite, gentlemanly America is gone in the arena of politics. I see Uncle Sam as a tall scrappy man with his sleeves rolled up ready to rumble.

The Liberals always love to say that society is advancing and old ideas are "so passé," so I say we give it back to them. I don't know about you, but I can yell and scream and hoot and holler with the best of them. If that means a raucous House floor, and MY CONSTITUENTS want that of their representative, then I'm your man.

"I'm not here on the House floor to pay you any mind you old hag [Pelosi]. I'm here to represent my constituents, and the majority of them think you're a left coast fraud! Pucker up, buttercup, I'm about to show you and the rest of these political pussies how AMERICANS get shit done!"

[kobald]

The Amash amendment was quite simple and straightforward -- you either support it and defend the Constitution, or oppose it and defend Big Government.

Cotton chose to defend Big Government.

[EricT.]

Hear, hear!

[Baynative]

I’d like to know why. The only thing I can imagine is that because of his combat experience he is supportive of intelligence gathering and the amendment didn’t make a separation within FSA. I know from video searching that Cotton has said we are involved in a war on terror that is not restricted to regions or even countries. Maybe I can figure out how to put that question on his website Q&A.

[Impy]

Well, newcomer. He’s the defacto nominee for a Senate seat we have to win so no, he’s not “rejected”.

[JRandomFreeper]

Amash and John Conyer's(D) bill. Don't forget that bill is Conyer's(D).

/johnny

[JRandomFreeper]

That's the Amash/Conyers bill. As in John Conyers(D). Something that got left out.

/johnny

[JRandomFreeper]

I’m thinking there is more to this than meets the eye.

There is. It's the Amash/Conyers bill. As in John Conyers(D). Tom Cotton didn't support a bill introduced by John Conyers. Go figure.

/johnny

[Baynative]

Hmmm "Amash/Conyers" --- reminds me of "McCain/Kennedy"

There's always something to be learned from the scraps on the sausage factory floor.

[JRandomFreeper]

There are going to be lots of trolls around during the primary season, posting misleading or biased information. It pays to look closely.

/johnny

[Impy]

Thanks Johnny.

I’m no fan of the NSA but that Paultard Amash is a tomfool for going around sponsoring bills with John Conyers.

If John Conyers sponsored a resolution stating that the sky is blue, I would go get my eyes checked.

[JRandomFreeper]

It's always good to have the whole story, instead of biased spin.

/johnny

[Baynative]

"It pays to look closely."

Hmmm, I wonder who he's talking about?

[Pelham]

“I’d like to see a few FReepers vouch for his conservative bonafides. If he is truly conservative both socially and fiscally then we have a winner.”

RINO Hugh Hewitt has been pushing him, which makes Cotton suspect until proven otherwise.

[Osage Orange]

LOL!!

Good post!!

[miserare]

What a great candidate!

Hope the folks in Arkansas agree.

[wardaddy]

Hell yes

Well raised man

[kobald]

We need to find a pro-Constitution nominee.

[kobald]

Yep. The more you know, the less you like.

[FreedomPoster]

Ping me if you see we’ve gotten some of those answers, I’ll do the same.