Corker Has Buyer's Remorse Over Obama

[gun sane]

I don't know if this is an act of repentance or not, but it seems Bob Corker has finally realized he's hitched his wagon to a dimming star.  Although he still believes Obama is "very good in an interpersonal setting," the junior senator from Tennessee expresses disappointment over how his hero has handled the Syrian issue as commander-in-chief.  Yes, senator....I feel the same way about you as a voice for us.

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kxxFk8UwhYM#t=97

[TMF]

Blah blah blah. He didnt want to listen to the 9 out of 10 Tennesseans who told him we didn't want to intervene in Syria yet he has a change in heart when the President's position is completely untenable? Eff Corker. He's full of it.

[thundersnow]

Seems like our CNN friends have a flair for the dramatic. Specifically on the editing of this piece. Not saying Corker isn't right, just poor production value.

[Guest TresOsos]

I have buyers remorse over Corker and Alexander for that matter.

They both need to go.

[Joseg]

Okay, he looks like an Older Steve Carell.. Flip Flopping way to go senator.. 

[Guest 6.8 AR]

Corker is only following in Lamar's footsteps. It's
the proverbial finger in the wind. Too bad he's on
record with the opposite. Just more lack of
character and devotion to doing the right thing.

[johnboy]

Remember him and alexender when election time rolls around.

[Dustbuster]

Okay, he looks like an Older Steve Carell.. Flip Flopping way to go senator..

At least Steve Carell woulda brought Dwight in to take care of "bidness"......Corker Argh



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[Guest 6.8 AR]

The only good thing about Corkscrew is Ford would have been worse
for us and the rest of the country, being senator.

[Guest Lester Weevils]

Maybe he's not so out of touch after all, to finally realize that maybe 9 of 10 of his constituents don't want syria intervention! That is a damn fine and accurate, truly perfessional finger in the wind, deserving the big bucks.

[bersaguy]

Neither one of them will get my vote when their time is up. The Rino is long past being voted out and should have been gone long ago. Corker has not been in long but has walked in Lamars footsteps instead of his own which tells me he is a follower and not a leader so he has to go too.......jmho

[Guest Bassman17SC]

I have buyers remorse over Corker and Alexander for that matter.

They both need to go.

^^^THIS.^^^

 

Although we have to wait five more years to oust Corker.

[Guest ThePunisher]

If we had just had this enthusiasm to oust the commie-in-chief in 2012!

[greenego]

There's a reason why Obama can't speak to the American people and the world as the Commandeer in Chief. HE IS 'T. Well maybe in name only. He has lost the middle east. If Obama had a cue, Corker would be right to support him.  But he doesn't. Obama is not a leader and never will be.      

[Blitzen]

Remember him and alexender when election time rolls around.

definitely....corker is playing get along and forgetting what the majority opinion on syria is. He needs the boot in five. since senators have been elected by vote, they no longer represent the majority views of the individual states.

[Guest 6.8 AR]

Lamar's in play this time. Join in and send him flapping in the wind. I'm sure the Tea Party will do the same with Corker.

But it takes more than lip service.