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| | RINO of the Year list: | | RINO of the Year list: |
| − | *Lindsey Graham, for promoting endless war. | + | *[[Lindsey Graham]], for promoting endless war. |
| − | *Mitt Romney, for opposing Conservatives. | + | *[[Mitt Romney]], for opposing Conservatives. |
| − | *Kevin McCarthy, for standing with the Swamp on spending. | + | *[[Kevin McCarthy]], for standing with the Swamp on spending. |
| − | *Don Bacon, for threatening to vote for a Democrat speaker if Kevin McCarthy were rejected. | + | *[[Don Bacon]], for threatening to vote for a Democrat speaker if Kevin McCarthy were rejected. |
| − | *Dan Crenshaw, for comparing conservative opponents of Kevin McCarthy to terrorists. | + | *[[Dan Crenshaw]], for comparing conservative opponents of Kevin McCarthy to terrorists. |
| − | *Mike Rogers, for his antics on the House floor during the January 2023 Speaker election. | + | *[[Mike Rogers]], for his antics on the House floor during the January 2023 Speaker election. |
| − | *Marjorie Taylor Greene, once Conservative of the Year (2021), for repeatedly falsely smearing conservative opponents of Kevin McCarthy as NeverTrumpers. | + | *[[Marjorie Taylor Greene]], once Conservative of the Year (2021), for repeatedly falsely smearing conservative opponents of Kevin McCarthy as NeverTrumpers. |
| − | *Jim Jordan, for his outspoken support for Kevin McCarthy's RINO sellout measures. | + | *[[Jim Jordan]], for his outspoken support for Kevin McCarthy's RINO sellout measures. |
| | *The 16 House Republicans who opposed Kevin McCarthy in January only to sell out to him once he became Speaker and later refused to support the motion to vacate. | | *The 16 House Republicans who opposed Kevin McCarthy in January only to sell out to him once he became Speaker and later refused to support the motion to vacate. |
| − | *Matt Gaetz, for repeatedly floating DeSantis supporters such as Bob Good and NeverTrumpers such as Tom Emmer as acceptable alternatives to Kevin McCarthy after forcing a vote to oust him. | + | *[[Matt Gaetz]], for repeatedly floating DeSantis supporters such as Bob Good and NeverTrumpers such as Tom Emmer as acceptable alternatives to Kevin McCarthy after forcing a vote to oust him. |
| − | *Mike Johnson, for selling out on multiple issues immediately after becoming Speaker, thus bringing conservatives back to square one after a hard-fought battle to replace Kevin McCarthy. | + | *[[Mike Johnson]], for selling out on multiple issues immediately after becoming Speaker, thus bringing conservatives back to square one after a hard-fought battle to replace Kevin McCarthy. |
| − | *Thomas Massie, once Conservative of the Year (2022), for selling out first to Kevin McCarthy and then to Ron DeSantis. | + | *[[Thomas Massie]], once Conservative of the Year (2022), for selling out first to Kevin McCarthy and then to Ron DeSantis. |
| − | *Chip Roy, for selling out to Ron DeSantis and then attacking Trump supporters in childish and immature ways. | + | *[[Chip Roy]], for selling out to Ron DeSantis and then attacking Trump supporters in childish and immature ways. |
| − | *Mitch McConnell, for continuing to oppose conservative measures in the Senate despite being the leader of the Republican caucus. | + | *[[Mitch McConnell]], for continuing to oppose conservative measures in the Senate despite being the leader of the Republican caucus. |
| − | *Mike Pence, for publicly and completely renouncing America First conservatism and attacking those who support it despite once serving as Donald Trump's vice president. | + | *[[Mike Pence]], for publicly and completely renouncing America First conservatism and attacking those who support it despite once serving as Donald Trump's vice president. |
| − | *Chris Christie, for running as a hardcore NeverTrump candidate. | + | *[[Chris Christie]], for running as a hardcore NeverTrump candidate. |
| − | *Nikki Haley, for running as a neocon candidate despite previously promising to stand aside of Donald Trump ran in 2024. | + | *[[Nikki Haley]], for running as a neocon candidate despite previously promising to stand aside of Donald Trump ran in 2024. |
| − | *Ron DeSantis, for running one of the most dishonest presidential campaigns in history in hopes of undermining Donald Trump. | + | *[[Ron DeSantis]], for running one of the most dishonest presidential campaigns in history in hopes of undermining Donald Trump. |
| | *Christina Pushaw, for going to extreme measures to undermine Donald Trump and promote Ron DeSantis, such as hiring a full-blown troll army on Twitter. | | *Christina Pushaw, for going to extreme measures to undermine Donald Trump and promote Ron DeSantis, such as hiring a full-blown troll army on Twitter. |
| − | *Kim Reynolds, for publicly endorsing Ron DeSantis despite previously promising to remain neutral in her state's caucuses. | + | *[[Kim Reynolds]], for publicly endorsing Ron DeSantis despite previously promising to remain neutral in her state's caucuses. |
| | *The various neocons who continue to grift of of Donald Trump's popularity by supporting him for no reason other than to advance the neocon cause. | | *The various neocons who continue to grift of of Donald Trump's popularity by supporting him for no reason other than to advance the neocon cause. |
| − | *Dishonorable mention, because he's a foreign leader: Benjamin Netanyahu, for covertly backing Ron DeSantis, and intentionally allowing the October 7 attacks to happen. | + | *Dishonorable mention, because he's a foreign leader: [[Benjamin Netanyahu]], for covertly backing Ron DeSantis, and intentionally allowing the October 7 attacks to happen. |
| − | *Dishonorable mention, because he's a foreign leader: Javier Millei, for selling out on multiple issues almost immediately after being sworn in. | + | *Dishonorable mention, because he's a foreign leader: [[Javier Milei]], for selling out on multiple issues almost immediately after being sworn in. |
| − | *Dishonorable mention, because she's a foreign leader: Georgia Meloni, for selling out on multiple issues. | + | *Dishonorable mention, because she's a foreign leader: [[Giorgia Meloni]], for selling out on multiple issues. |
| − | *Dishonorable mention, because he's a foreign leader: Mateusz Morawiecki, for driving his country's economy into the ground and causing his party to be ousted for government all in the name of supporting Ukraine. | + | *Dishonorable mention, because he's a foreign leader: [[Mateusz Morawiecki]], for driving his country's economy into the ground and causing his party to be ousted for government all in the name of supporting Ukraine. |
| | + | *Dishonorable mention, because he's a foreign leader: [[Kyriakos Mitsotakis]], for selling out conservatives of his country after re electing him by being warhawk against Russia and Same sex marriage supporter |
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