Here are the Twitter Accounts of the Treasonous GOP 47

[John Poet]

Last edited Tue Mar 10, 2015, 11:45 PM - Edit history (1)

Here are the twitter accounts of the 47 Senators that signed the open letter to the Leaders of the Islamic Republic of Iran. #Fail47 & the Followers!

Just added Governor Bobby Jindal who officially signed the letter on Tom Cotton's website.

@SenTomCotton
@SenOrrinHatch
@chuckgrassley
@McConnellPress
@SenShelby
@senjohnmccain
@InhofePress
@senpatroberts
@senatorsessions
@SenatorEnzi
@mikecrapo
@GrahamBlog
@johncornyn
@senatorburr
@senjohnthune
@SenatorIsakson
@davidvitter
@senjohnbarrasso
@senatorwicker
@SenatorRisch
@SENATORKIRK
@RoyBlunt
@jerrymoran
@robportman
@johnboozman
@sentoomey
@senjohnhoeven
@marcorubio
@senronjohnson
@senrandpaul
@senmikelee
@kellyayotte
@sendeanheller
@senatortimscott
@sentedcruz
@senatorfischer
@SenCapito
@billcassidy
@sencorygardner
@SenatorLankford
@stevedaines
@SenatorRounds
@sendavidperdue
@senthomtillis
@senjoniernst
@SenSasse
@SenDanSullivan

The Followers
@bobbyjindal


AND HERE'S TOM COTTON'S FACEBOOK PAGE (the clown who wrote the letter):
https://www.facebook.com/SenatorTomCotton

He's been taking a beating there, but seems to have a bunch of supporters too. I don't get a bunch of GOP people supporting what amounts to Treason-- maybe they called up their friends on RedState to come to the rescue...

[misterhighwasted]

1. A good place to start..now to peer into those private emails..

Who all was involved in the Iran letter?
Boehner? Bibi? ??

[John Poet]

3. Just GOP senators.

You can see from the Twitter list above, it's mostly their names.

The one that surprised me most was Orrin Hatch. Seems like he would have known better, and tried to put the brakes on these clowns. Instead, he's a clown.

[CBHagman]

2. Now that's getting down to business.

Thanks for setting this up.

[John Poet]

4. Nah, I can't take credit.

I ran into it on Facebook, I'm just reposting here.

[misterhighwasted]

5. Thanks. Good sleuthing.

Yes I would think Orrin would know better..and a couple others too..
Appreciate the post.

[bming5]

6. embarrassed to ask...

Geezer here.... What would come after the 'dot' neither .gov or .us are turning up as viable

[John Poet]

7. After what "dot"?

Not entirely sure what you're asking about, but

The twitter handles list, starting with "@" ie "@so-and-so" have no dot, and are only of any use when you are logged into Twitter.com It's not like a website address....

[bming5]

8. Doh! those are Twitters, not emails....

I really wanted to elaborate beyond the 140 characters. So much to say...

[cyberswede]

9. Tweet the basics...

I tweeted to my senators that they ought to be ashamed of themselves & the letter was a disgrace.

Then you could elaborate in a nice juicy Letter to the Editor of you local newspaper.

[bming5]

10. Absolutely!

Oh Yes! I am going all out: postcards, letters, calls. I very well may march off to DC. It needs to get 3-D. walking, smelly, short, fat, loud, crowds of us physically rattling the gates. Now.

[John Poet]

11. Yep, twitter is brief.

Most of them have Facebook pages as well, you can go longer there.
They're usually pretty easy to find on the search if they're officeholders.

[Yonx]

13. #clowns

That's their hashtag.