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'''Steve Stockman''' is a [[conservative]] former U.S. representative from [[Texas]], first elected in 1994.  [[Liberals]] were so enraged at Stockman's conservative advocacy that they targeted him for defeat, but he was subsequently elected again to [[Congress]] after a 16-year absence in 2012.   

'''Steve Stockman''' is a [[conservative]] former U.S. representative from [[Texas]], first elected in 1994.  [[Liberals]] were so enraged at Stockman's conservative advocacy that they targeted him for defeat, but he was subsequently elected again to [[Congress]] after a 16-year absence in 2012.   

Stockman, a native of [[Michigan]], stood against the [[RINO]]s by refusing to vote for moderate [[John Boehner]] of [[Ohio]] as [[Speaker of the House]].  Stockman also called for the [[impeachment]] of [[U.S. President]] [[Barack H. Obama]].

A native of Bloomfield Hills, [[Michigan]], Stockman opposed the [[RINO]]s by refusing to vote for moderate [[John Boehner]] of [[Ohio]] as [[Speaker of the House]].  Stockman also called for the [[impeachment]] of [[U.S. President]] [[Barack H. Obama]].

In 2014, he was defeated in the Republican primary for the [[United States Senate]] by moderate Republican [[John Cornyn]], who went on to defeat [[Democratic Party|Democrat]] opposition for a third term. Another conservative in the race was [[Dwayne Stovall]], a school board member from Cleveland in Liberty County in southeastern Texas.

In 2014, he was defeated in the Republican primary for the [[United States Senate]] by moderate Republican [[John Cornyn]], who went on to defeat [[Democratic Party|Democrat]] opposition for a third term. Another conservative in the race was [[Dwayne Stovall]], a school board member from Cleveland in Liberty County in southeastern Texas.

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