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The Senate’s Dr. No

Ryan | 24 08 2007

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Here is a cool article on Senator Tom Coburn from Oklahoma who is the most steadfast of small government advocates in the Senate. I dont agree with him on many issues due to his Christian Conservative proclivity, however you’ve gotta love his conviction, his refusal to compromise, and especially the fact that he drives most of his colleagues nuts.  

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