Senator John Cornyn

Tonight Senator Cornyn will debate his opponents in Houston.

The Debate will air throughout Texas at 8:00 P.M. on PBS except in the Amarillo area where it will air at 9:00 P.M.

Please use the comment section in this thread to leave a comment for the Senator and wish him well in the debate tonight.

Senator Cornyn's latest ad:

Paul Anthony from the San Angelo Standard Times offers commentary on Senator's Cornyn's recent important vote on the economic rescue plan.

Memoirs from a Young Conservative has a great post on the Senator's conservative credentials.

If you haven't seen it yet, be sure to check out Senator Cornyn's new ad, "Family":

Check out all of our ads and add them to your site by checking out the campaign's YouTube page.

Senator Cornyn has a post up on RedState.com explaining more about his vote yesterday for the economic stabilization package.

Chris from Panhandle's Perspective applauds Senator Cornyn for making a tough decision.

Abilene Establishment shares some unique insight into the package.

Pondering Penguin looks at the Senator's new website set up to help support our military voting overseas.

Lonnie Walker and Old Soldier take notice as well.

If you haven't seen it yet, head to TexasMilitaryVote.com and check it out.

Senator Cornyn launched a new website in an effort to bring more attention to the problem with the overseas voting system today.

The website, TexasMilitaryVote.com states:

"Nearly 1,000,000 military and overseas absentee ballots were requested for the 2006 election, but only one-third of them were actually counted. That means that more than 660,000 interested military voters were ultimately not able to have their voices heard. This is unacceptable."

Please head over there and watch the Senator's videos discussing the need to change the current situation.

Feel free to leave your thoughts on the site and its goals in the comment section of this thread.

Thanks to those of you who have left us your thoughts on the stabilization packagePlease use this thread to continue the discussion.

Supportive blogger John Henry Medina has the Senator's statement on the plan here.

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We'll be unveiling something new online later today so be sure to check back.

 

Over the weekend we added our 98th Blogger for Cornyn, NoGirlemen. Be sure to head over here and check out their commentary on poltiics and current events.

If you're a blogger interested in joining our coalition than please e-mail vincent@johncornyn.com

Politicker had a story over the weekend about Sen. Cornyn's new ads and two bloggers for Cornyn are mentioned.

We want to hear your thoughts and comments on the "bailout" plan. Please use the comment section to leave us your thoughts.

Stayed tuned throughout the week to the blog and website for some unique content.

A few bloggers for Cornyn have reacted to the new website and ads. Click on the respective links below to read their commentary:

Abilene Establishment

Pondering Penguin

Right Up Front

Josh Hebert

Yeah, Right, Whatever

Cornyn supporter M.P.Hill discusses why it's important to be proud to be a Texan.

Kelley Shannon at the Associated Press has the press write up of the Senator's new ads.

Thanks to your support the Cornyn campaign reached 1,000 friends on Facebook! If you haven't joined this important social network yet, please do so by clicking here.

Welcome to our newly designed site!

Today the campaign released its first two commercials of 2008.

"Palo Duro," which many of you have probably seen already, shows Senator Cornyn discussing the need for the right kind of change in Washington.

In "Help" Senator Cornyn calls on Texans to pitch in and do what they can to help the victims of the recent Hurricanes that have hit Texas in the last three months.

 

The campaign has added an issues section with videos of Senator Cornyn discussing specific topics. Check it out by clicking here.

Please check back frequently with updates throughout the remainder of the election season.

As Hurricane Ike continue to affect millions of Texans the campaign is encouraging those who can to donate to the American Red Cross. The campaign's thoughts and prayers are with those affected by the storm.