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Sen. John Cornyn catching next train to stop Obamacare, maybe; Cruz on board

As Twitchy reported, 12 Senators have signed a letter pledging to defund Obamacare, although five names that were expected to be on that letter didn’t materialize. One of those was Texas Sen. John Cornyn, who offered something of an explanation in reply to this tweet:

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Cornyn, it seems, has decided to wait for another train. What route he intends to take is unclear, but Ted Cruz, the “very junior” Senator from Texas, is on board with the effort to defund and going full throttle.

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Cruz has been making the rounds of conservative talk radio to plead his case, but supporters are pleading for more.

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