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(Arlen full fledged liberal now)
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*Senator [[Olympia J. Snowe]] of [[Maine]]  
 
*Senator [[Olympia J. Snowe]] of [[Maine]]  
 
*Senator [[Susan Collins]] of [[Maine]]  
 
*Senator [[Susan Collins]] of [[Maine]]  
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*Senator [[Arlen Specter]] of [[Pennsylvania]]
 
 
*Senator [[Chuck Hagel]] of [[Nebraska]]  
 
*Senator [[Chuck Hagel]] of [[Nebraska]]  
 
*Senator [[Gordon Smith]] of [[Oregon]]
 
*Senator [[Gordon Smith]] of [[Oregon]]
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*Former mayor [[Rudy Giuliani]] of [[New York City]]
 
*Former mayor [[Rudy Giuliani]] of [[New York City]]
 
*Former Congressman, Governor of [[Pennsylvania]] and United States Secretary of [[Homeland Security]],[[Tom Ridge]].
 
*Former Congressman, Governor of [[Pennsylvania]] and United States Secretary of [[Homeland Security]],[[Tom Ridge]].
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*Former Republican Senator now Democratic Senator [[Arlen Specter]] of [[Pennsylvania]]
  
 
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Revision as of 02:16, May 25, 2009

A RINO (Republican in Name Only), describes politicians who claim to be Republican but are in fact liberal. The term is used to characterize an officeholder or candidate who is a member of the Republican Party, but holds views outside the mainstream Republican Party. RINOs and Reform Democrats typically come from New England or West Coast states. A less-used term is cafeteria conservative, for a person who picks and chooses which conservative principles to believe, as a person might choose foods in a cafeteria instead of ordering the full-course menu selected by the chef at high-class restaurants.[1] In contrast to RINO's and cafeteria conservatives, movement conservatives understand that since conservative philosophy is a coherent whole, it is untenable to discard part of it without discarding all of it.

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