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'''RINO Backers''' are those who profit, either financially or politically, from pretending to be socially [[conservative]], but then back [[liberal]] [[Republicans]] just when it matters most.  

'''RINO backers''' are those who profit, either financially or politically, from pretending to be socially [[conservative]], but then back [[liberal]] [[Republicans]] just when it matters most.  

One example occurred in September 2012, when the [[media bullying]] of [[pro-life]] leader and candidate for the [[United States Senate|Senate]] from [[Missouri]] [[Todd Akin]] highlighted who sides with [[RINO]] or [[liberal]] positions when it counts most -- on the important social issues.  Seven weeks later, [[Richard Mourdock]] made a similar [[pro-life]] statement that caused more RINO Backers to emerge from the woodwork.

One example occurred in September 2012, when the [[media bullying]] of [[pro-life]] leader and candidate for the [[United States Senate|Senate]] from [[Missouri]] [[Todd Akin]] highlighted who sides with [[RINO]] or [[liberal]] positions when it counts most -- on the important social issues.  Seven weeks later, [[Richard Mourdock]] made a similar [[pro-life]] statement that caused more RINO backers to emerge from the woodwork.

Below is a list of the [[RINO Backers]], and afterward a list of those who stood up for conservative principles.

Below is a list of the RINO backers, and afterward a list of those who stood up for conservative principles.

== Opposed [[Pro-Life]] Leader Todd Akin (or Richard Mourdock) ==

== Opposed [[Pro-Life]] Leader Todd Akin (or Richard Mourdock) ==