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Line 13: − − RINOs currently holding political office − − Government Secretaries − Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel of Nebraska − Transportation Secretary Ray Lahood − U.S. Senators − Senator Lamar Alexander of Tennessee for supporting amnesty and Common Core − Senator Kelly Ayotte of New Hampshire for supporting amnesty − Senator John Barrasso of Wyoming for supporting NDAA 2012, an act that strips Americans of their constitutional rights.[3] − Senator Roy Blunt of Missouri for supporting NDAA 2012, an act that strips Americans of their constitutional rights.[3] − Senator John Boozman of Arkansas for supporting NDAA 2012, an act that strips Americans of their constitutional rights.[3] − Senator Richard Burr of North Carolina, for supporting homosexuals serving in the military.[4] − Senator Saxby Chambliss of Georgia − Senator Jeffrey Chiesa of New Jersey, nominated by the RINO Chris Christie and supports him. − Senator Daniel Coats of Indiana for supporting NDAA 2012, an act that strips Americans of their constitutional rights.[3] − Senator Tom Coburn of Oklahoma for supporting gun control [5] − Senator Thad Cochran of Mississippi for supporting NDAA 2012, an act that strips Americans of their constitutional rights.[3] − Senator Susan Collins of Maine for supporting abortion [6], amnesty [7] gun control [8] and the homosexual agenda [9] − Senator Bob Corker of Tennessee for supporting amnesty − Senator John Cornyn of Texas for supporting NDAA 2012, an act that strips Americans of their constitutional rights.[3] − Senator Mike Crapo of Idaho for supporting environmental regulation [10] − Senator Mike Enzi of Wyoming for supporting NDAA 2012, an act that strips Americans of their constitutional rights.[3] − Senator Jeff Flake of Arizona, for supporting homosexuals serving in the military and giving amnesty to illegal immigrants.[11] − Senator Lindsey Graham of South Carolina for supporting amnesty [12], the drone program [13], arming the rebels in Syria and the NSA program[14] − Senator Charles Grassley of Iowa − Senator Orrin Hatch of Utah, for supporting civil unions for homosexuals, the DREAM Act, TARP, voting for Eric Holder, and insulting the Tea Party.[15] − Senator Dean Heller of Nevada for supporting embryonic stem cell research[16] and amnesty − Senator John Hoeven of North Dakota for supporting government spending[17] and amnesty − Senator James Inhofe of Oklahoma for supporting NDAA 2012, an act that strips Americans of their constitutional rights.[3] − Senator Johnny Isakson of Georgia for supporting NDAA 2012, an act that strips Americans of their constitutional rights.[3] − Senator Mike Johanns of Nebraska for supporting NDAA 2012, an act that strips Americans of their constitutional rights.[3] − Senator Ron Johnson of Wisconsin for supporting NDAA 2012, an act that strips Americans of their constitutional rights.[3] − Senator Mark Kirk of Illinois for supporting gun control, amnesty, abortion[18], and same-sex "marriage" − Senator John McCain of Arizona − Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, for supporting excessive government spending and being a RINO Backer. − Senator Jerry Moran of Kansas for supporting NDAA 2012, an act that strips Americans of their constitutional rights.[3] − Senator Lisa Murkowski of Alaska for supporting same-sex "marriage" [19], abortion, taxpayer-funded human embryo experimentation, earmark spending, cronyism and amnesty − Senator Rob Portman of Ohio for supporting gay marriage[20] − Senator James Risch of Idaho for supporting NDAA 2012, an act that strips Americans of their constitutional rights.[3] − Senator Pat Roberts of Kansas for supporting NDAA 2012, an act that strips Americans of their constitutional rights.[3] − Senator Marco Rubio of Florida for supporting amnesty[21] − Senator Jeff Sessions of Alabama for supporting NDAA 2012, an act that strips Americans of their constitutional rights.[3] − Senator Richard Shelby of Alabama for supporting gun control [22] and opposing the impeachment of Bill Clinton − Senator John Thune of South Dakota for supporting NDAA 2012, an act that strips Americans of their constitutional rights.[3] − Senator Pat Toomey of Pennsylvania for supporting gun control[23] − Senator David Vitter of Louisiana for supporting NDAA 2012, an act that strips Americans of their constitutional rights.[3] − Senator Roger Wicker of Mississippi for supporting NDAA 2012, an act that strips Americans of their constitutional rights.[3] − Members of the U.S. House of Representatives − Rep. Justin Amash of Michigan for opposing the Defense of Marriage Act [24] − Speaker of the House John Boehner of Ohio for abandoning his princapals in favor of "bipartisan compromise" − Rep. Rick Crawford of Arkansas − Rep. David Dreier of California − Rep. Renee Ellmers of North Carolina − Rep. Chris Gibson of New York for being the most liberal Republican in the U.S. House of Representatives [25] − Rep. Joe Heck of Nevada − Rep. Peter King of New York for supporting the NSA domestic spying program. [26] − Rep. Frank Lucas of Oklahoma − Rep. Kevin McCarthy of California − Rep. Buck McKeon of California for being a sponsor of NDAA 2012 in the House − Rep. John Mica of Florida − Rep. Candice Miller of Michigan − Rep. Kristi Noem of South Dakota − Rep. Scott Rigell of Virginia − Rep. Mike Rogers of Michigan − Rep. Ileana Ros-Lehtinen of Florida, for her support of the homosexual agenda[27] − Rep. Aaron Schock of Illinois − Rep. Michael Simpson of Idaho − Rep. Lynn Westmoreland of Georgia for defending purges by Boehner and supporting the NSA program − Rep. Don Young of Alaska − Governors − Governor Jan Brewer of Arizona for supporting unconstitutional ObamaCare[28] − Governor Chris Christie of New Jersey − Governor Jack Dalrymple of North Dakota for supporting unconstitutional ObamaCare[29] − Governor John Kasich of Ohio for supporting unconstitutional ObamaCare − Governor Susana Martinez of New Mexico for supporting unconstitutional ObamaCare − Governor Bob McDonnell of Virginia − Governor Brian Sandoval of Nevada for supporting unconstitutional ObamaCare[30] − Governor Rick Scott of Florida − Governor Rick Snyder of Michigan for supporting unconstitutional ObamaCare − Federal Judges − Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts after his support of gutting Arizona's immigration law and yet being the swing vote responsible for keeping Obamacare upheld. As Supreme Court Justices officially have no party, he is more of a "conservative in name only". − Local Legislators − State Senator Allan Kittleman of Maryland, for promoting homosexual special rights[31] − Texas Speaker of the House Joe Straus − RINOs currently not holding political office − − Executive Officials − Former President Theodore Roosevelt, because he regulated the economy and used social justice. − Former President George H.W. Bush for claiming he wouldn't raise taxes and subsequently raising them − Former President Richard Nixon for establishing the Environmental Protection Agency and supporting affirmative action − Former President Gerald Ford for supporting same-sex "marriage" − Former President George W. Bush for supporting government spending, increasing the size of government, and for filling his cabinet with a litany of other RINOs.[32] Failed at child rearing.[33] − Former Vice-President and Senator Nelson Rockefeller of New York − Former Vice President Dick Cheney, for supporting the Homosexual Agenda, being a Neocon and supporting the NSA domestic spying program. − Government Secretaries − Former Senator and HUD Secretary Mel Martinez of Florida − Former Secretary of State Colin Powell − Former Secretary of Homeland Security Tom Ridge. − Former Press Secretary Scott McClellan − Former Press Secretary James Brady, for being a major gun control advocate − Former Deputy Secretary of Defense Paul Wolfowitz, for supporting the Homosexual Agenda. − Former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, for supporting DADT repeal and being pro-abortion. − Former Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld, for supporting DADT repeal and failing to condemn same-sex "marriage" and abortion. − Former Secretary of Defense Robert Gates, for defending Barack Obama's handling of Benghazi [34] − Former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, for being a globalist. − U.S. Senators − Former Senator Scott Brown of Massachusetts − Former Senator George Voinovich of Ohio − Former Senator Alan Simpson of Wyoming − Former Senator Gordon Smith of Oregon − Former Senator Bob Dole of Kansas for claiming that Reagan couldn't make it in the current Republican Party. − Former Senator Charles Mathias of Maryland − Former Senator Bob Bennett of Utah − Former Senator Olympia J. Snowe of Maine − Former Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison of Texas − Former Senator Richard Lugar of Indiana − Former Senator Barry Goldwater of Arizona, for supporting the homosexual agenda and abortion. − Former Senator Robert LaFollette of Wisconsin − Former Senator Margaret Chase Smith of Maine − Members of the U.S. House of Representatives − Former Congressman Steve LaTourette of Ohio − Former Congressman Lincoln Diaz-Balart of Florida − Former Congressman David Rivera of Florida − Former Congressman Christopher Shays of Connecticut − Former Congressman Tom Campbell of California − Former Congressman and Governor Michael Castle of Delaware − Former Congressman Joseph Cao of Louisiana − Former Congressman Joe Scarborough of Florida − Former Congresswoman Jennifer Dunn of Washington − Governors − Former Governor Jeb Bush of Florida − Former Governor Jon Huntsman, Jr. of Utah − Former Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger of California − Former Governor Linda Lingle of Hawaii − Former Governor Mitch Daniels of Indiana − Former Governor George Pataki of New York − Former Governor and Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Christine Todd Whitman of New Jersey − Mayors − Former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani
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In recent Republican [[Primary election|primaries]], voters have been rejecting establishment RINOs in favor of those with stronger conservative principles. Their commitment to self and not party is evident in their refusal to endorse the candidate that beats them. In some instances, they refuse the will of the voters and their party by running for office on an [[Independent candidate|independent ticket]]. It is important to vote for someone who's more conservative on the issues rather than for a Republican because anyone can join a party and be they can be RINOs.
In recent Republican [[Primary election|primaries]], voters have been rejecting establishment RINOs in favor of those with stronger conservative principles. Their commitment to self and not party is evident in their refusal to endorse the candidate that beats them. In some instances, they refuse the will of the voters and their party by running for office on an [[Independent candidate|independent ticket]]. It is important to vote for someone who's more conservative on the issues rather than for a Republican because anyone can join a party and be they can be RINOs.
==Former RINOs who have since left the Republican Party==
==Former RINOs who have since left the Republican Party==