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{{Officeholder
{{Officeholder
|name=John Cornyn
|name=John Cornyn, III
|image=Sen_Cornyn_-_Official_Portrait_FeaturedPhoto.jpg
|image=Sen_Cornyn_-_Official_Portrait_FeaturedPhoto.jpg
|party=[[Republican Party|Republican]
|party=[[Republican Party|Republican]
|religion=[[Church of Christ]]
|religion=[[Church of Christ]]
|birth_date=February 2, 1952
|birth_date=February 2, 1952
|birth_place=[[Houston, Texas]]
|birth_place=[[Houston, Texas]], USA
|offices=
|offices=
{{Officeholder/senator
{{Officeholder/senator
|state=Texas
|state=Texas
|terms=December 2, 2002 – Present
|terms=December 2, 2002 – Present
|preceded=[[Phil Gramm]]
|preceded=Phil Gramm
|former=n
|former=n
|succeeded=
|succeeded=
}}
}}
}}
'''John Cornyn, III''' (born February 2, 1952 [[Houston, Texas]]), is the [[Moderate Republican]] senior [[United States Senator]] from Texas and a leading [[RINO Backer]] in the party. Although somewhat [[conservative]] in his first term,<ref>In 2006, ''The National Journal'' ranked Cornyn as the fourth most conservative Senator. [http://nationaljournal.com/voteratings/sen/lib_cons.htm?o1=con_composite&o2=desc]</ref> Cornyn today is little more than a puppet for [[liberals]] in the Republican Party. He currently serves on the Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition and Forestry, Budget Committee, Finance Committee, and Judiciary Committee. Cornyn is chairman of the [[National Republican Senatorial Committee]], and pulled $5 million in spending out of the toss-up [[Missouri]] race for the U.S. Senate in 2012 because [[pro-life]] [[Todd Akin]] spoke out too much for the unborn.
'''John Cornyn, III''' (born February 2, 1952 [[Houston, Texas]]), is the [[Moderate Republican]] senior [[United States Senator]] from Texas and a leading [[RINO Backer]] in the party. Although somewhat [[conservative]] in his first term,<ref>In 2006, ''The National Journal'' ranked Cornyn as the fourth most conservative Senator. [http://nationaljournal.com/voteratings/sen/lib_cons.htm?o1=con_composite&o2=desc]</ref> Cornyn today is little more than a puppet for [[liberals]] in the Republican Party. He currently serves on the Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition and Forestry, Budget Committee, Finance Committee, and Judiciary Committee. Cornyn is chairman of the [[National Republican Senatorial Committee]], and pulled $5 million in spending out of the toss-up [[Missouri]] race for the U.S. Senate in 2012 because [[pro-life]] [[Todd Akin]] spoke out too much for the unborn.