Neither one of them — Thom Tilli$$ (R-NC) nor Cory Gardner (R-CO) — represent Texas. But they’re THERE:
The United States Senate Calendar lists September 30 through October 14 as a “State Work Period.”
Sen. Cory Gardner (R-CO) is indeed working in a state today, but it’s not Colorado. Gardner is in San Antonio, Texas talking to business leaders at a private luncheon hosted by the Texas Association of Business and several local chambers of commerce.
According to the invitation, attendees will be provided with “a rare and unique opportunity to continue our advocacy efforts by bringing DC to SA. Don’t miss the opportunity to meet the Senators, hear directly from them on the most pressing issues facing Congress, and fill them in on the issues most important to you.”
The invitation also gives a preview of the topics Gardner is covering:
“Get an outside perspective from Senators Cory Gardner (CO) and Thom Tillis (NC) as they tackle tough questions about military funding, healthcare, homeland security, and the 2020 election… As a member of the Foreign Relations Committee, senior Senator Gardner will talk about his efforts to urge for swift ratification of the USMCA. He will also cover his work on the Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources to garner bipartisan support for legislation to protect our country’s energy grid from cyberattacks.”
Joining Gardner is his colleague Sen. Thom Tillis (R-NC). Like Gardner, Tillis faces a challenging reelection campaign next year. The Washington Post recently listed the pair as two of the three most vulnerable Republican incumbents. The senators also share a joint fundraising committee, “Gardner Tillis Victory,” which has raised over $96,000 for their campaigns. Both candidates are also listed on five additional joint fundraising committees, according to reporting by the Colorado Sun’s Sandra Fish. […]
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Tillis has to raise his money from out of state. He has lost the respect of NC Republicans. He is a one-term tragedy.
Wrote tillis a couple time asking questions. The answers I received came out of the both sides of his mouth. I saw a advertisement where seemly showed Trump backing him????? What gives?
Tillis has to raise his money from out of state. He has lost the respect of NC Republicans. He is a one-term tragedy.
Wrote tillis a couple time asking questions. The answers I received came out of the both sides of his mouth. I saw a advertisement where seemly showed Trump backing him????? What gives?