Bob Corker 2016: 10 Noteworthy Tweets About Potential GOP Presidential Hopeful

Perhaps it’s noteworthy that Tennessee Sen. Bob Corker, a potential presidential hopeful in 2016, is a pretty dull subject when it comes to the Twittersphere.

While GOP colleagues like Ted Cruz take a regular tweet beating, Corker — who has yet to formally announce a run for president in 2016 — gets a pass even from those purporting to criticize the mild-mannered Southern Republican.

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Here are some noteworthy and indicative tweets about the possible 2016 GOP hopeful Corker in recent years.

@chrislhayes @jbarro @SamSeder Bob Corker is really excited he's become a Presidential contender.

— Todd Bosnich (@Te_Boz) January 30, 2015

@stopchristienh the player u ignore is BobCorker.....Lotta $$$ there-suddenly. I see him racing b4 Christie

— Liberty (@statuegal) January 29, 2015

My biggest mistake as an editorial writer has been endorsing Bob Corker's reelection to the US Senate. He is such a big government disaster.

— Drew Johnson (@Drews_Views) January 9, 2015

Of course amnesty and gas tax hike supporter Sen. Bob Corker (R-TN) is with Obama to promote "free" community college

— Conn Carroll (@conncarroll) January 9, 2015

When head of a UAW Local 42 in Chattanooga mentions Sen. Bob Corker, multiple people in the audience hissed.

— Dan Merica (@danmericaCNN) January 7, 2015

Republicans, included Bob Corker, are pointing to Paris to make the case for less NSA restraint. http://t.co/3czVpipwWI

— Matt Berman (@Mr_Berman) January 7, 2015

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.@SenBobCorker says he's going to ask for separate Syria and CR votes. Merging them, he says, is "very inappropriate" http://t.co/DDqA8yCzwh

— Burgess Everett (@burgessev) September 16, 2014

.@SenBobCorker says White House using "incredibly poor judgment" not to "aggressively & explicitly" seek new AUMF for US attacks on #ISIS

— MichaelMathes (@MichaelMathes) September 11, 2014

On the controversial immigration reform bill, pundit Michael Catalini tweets that Corker was one of 11 Republicans who voted with the Democrats:

11 R's voted with D's: Ayotte, Chambliss, Collins, Corker, Cornyn, Grassley, Heller, Hatch, Isakson, Murkowski, Rubio.

— Michael Catalini (@mikecatalini) July 30, 2014

In this notable tweet in 2013, Sen. Marco Rubio criticizes Corker in 2013 about voting to end debate on Obama’s nominee for Secretary of Labor Thomas J. Perez.

If just one more Republican Senator had voted against cutting off debate, we could have stopped nomination of Obama labor nominee #surrender

— Marco Rubio (@marcorubio) July 17, 2013

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