Cha-Ching

March 15, 2021 By: Juanita Jean Herownself Category: Uncategorized

Texas Senator John Cornyn’s anti-environment lifetime of achievement for the petrochemical industry is a thing of blood-curdling awesomeness.

It is always fun to watch Cornyn’s political contributions match his axing of environmental regulation.

Example: American Air Liquide Holdings, Inc. PAC got so carried away that they exceeded the contribution limit.

You’ll notice that they gave him money in 2016 when he wasn’t even running for office.  That is standard in senate races – it’s not unusual for PACs to make contributions years before the Senator is actually up for re-election, but the limit is still set for his/her upcoming election.  But, I’m just wondering if these contributions were just priming the pump or maybe an investment.

In May of last year, the Houston Chronicle reported that Texas energy companies got a break from monitoring chemical leaks during the pandemic.

From March to May, the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality gave more than 100 exemptions to environmental monitoring including dangerous chemical leaks.

And …

Air Liquide, a French chemical company with a U.S. subsidiary in Houston, received an exemption from performing quarterly monitoring of leaking chemical emissions from pressurized equipment until the end of June at its Freeport chemical plant.

Throw some money at John Cornyn, y’all.

John was also at the grand opening of this company at their new plant in LaPort, just a few miles east of Houston.

Thanks to Alfredo over at the Dairy Queen for the heads up.

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  1. Mah Fellow Murkuhn says:

    And in other news, the sun is still shining, and the earth is still spinning on its axis.

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  2. So. Employees who work in grocery stores and other essential workers had to go into work. During the pandemic
    Yet, employees who monitor environmental hazards did not?

    Who said Republicans were pro life?

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  3. Grandma Ada says:

    Wow, I’m impressed! The ghost also known as Senator Cornyn put in an appearance somewhere beside a GOP ladies garden club meeting!

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  4. Steve from Beaverton says:

    How are things in El Paso today? Repugnanticans are now so concerned about how migrant children are being treated that they had to go down for photo ops and rants. Maskless, I’m sure. Assume all the usual texas cast of characters will be there, including the dishonorable msr cornyn. Gosh, hope they don’t come down with something they deserve to get (no I don’t, bad me).

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  5. Is it just me or is it really philbert time in the Texas state house?

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