from the Houston Chronicle:
Two freshman lawmakers from Texas, Republican Sen. John Cornyn and Democratic Rep. Chris Bell of Houston arrived shortly before Bush's speech began, shunning the get-there-early-if-you-want-to-be-on-TV strategy of other lawmakers.
"I figured as a brand new senator they'd probably put me in the back, where I couldn't be seen," Cornyn said before the speech.
"My constituents will know I'm working hard for them even if they don't see me on TV," said Bell, a former radio reporter turned lawyer turned politician.
Two freshman lawmakers from Texas, Republican Sen. John Cornyn and Democratic Rep. Chris Bell of Houston arrived shortly before Bush's speech began, shunning the get-there-early-if-you-want-to-be-on-TV strategy of other lawmakers.
"I figured as a brand new senator they'd probably put me in the back, where I couldn't be seen," Cornyn said before the speech.
"My constituents will know I'm working hard for them even if they don't see me on TV," said Bell, a former radio reporter turned lawyer turned politician.
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