Google any of the top few names followed by a "D"
(example) "Olympia Snowe D"
It's telling just how much these RINO's are confused as dems.
only one southron in the bunch.....from Louisiana
I KNEW Isaakson would be trouble from the moment he won the primary.
According to this Ted Stevens voted against ANWR?? I don't think so.
I copied the names of the RINOS I can vote against. Thanks.
No money to the RNC, NRSC or the NRCC until these bunch of dumb arses get a frigging clue.
I see Ginny Brown-Waite and Mark Foley are RINOs from Florida.
Too bad about Ginny. She won a close one last time in a prety conservative district. I don't think it would take much to get her out of there.
Both Foley and Waite are bought and paid for by the AARP contingent.
From NRO:
INERTIA. FATIGUE. PROBLEMS. [Larry Kudlow]
The GOP House leadership continues to struggle over a $50 billion budget-cutting bill. They dropped ANWR in order to pick up some moderate Republican votes and they are desperately reaching out to Blue Dog Democrats. The Senate Finance Committee is marking up only a one-year tax-cut extension, despite the clear fact that the strong economy is based in large part on the huge incentive jolt from capital formation spurred by lower tax rates on dividends and capital gains. Symbolically, Intel just boosted its quarterly cash dividend by 25 percent.
Why Republicans don’t say more about the tax-cut related economic expansion is beyond me. And whether Tuesday’s disappointing election results provide a wake up call for the GOP remains to be seen. But they need a wake up call. Young Turks in the House like Mike Pence, Jeff Flake, and Marsha Blackburn should be represented in the House leadership. Ideas matter. Dick Armey was a great idea man. Speaker Dennis Hastert doesn’t seem to be a great idea man. The Tom DeLay period is probably over. New blood in the leadership is essential.
And speaking of new blood, where exactly is the White House proposal for budget cutting? Last week Bush said he was open to deeper budget cuts. But no new budget-cutting list has so far been unveiled by the OMB. The White House is not using the bully pulpit to lead the effort.
The public is clamoring for exactly this kind of budget (and tax) crusade. A specific budget proposal from the West Wing would be very helpful. The lack of one offers more evidence of Bush fatigue. Failure to provide a specific Social Security reform plan was a key reason for the downfall of this reform. Likewise, failure to publish a specific budget-cutting plan, which could energize the whole congressional process, may lead to the downfall of a significant budget cut this year.
Specific policies will beat inertia. But without specifics, the Democrats will gain more ground simply because the Republicans now running government are failing to meet taxpayer expectations.
This is a real problem. It ain’t going away.
I'm going to be writing LOTS of letters. Thanks for posting this list of CONGRESSIONAL INFAMY.
The Republican Main Street Partnership was founded in 1998 to promote thoughtful leadership in the Republican Party, and to partner with individuals, organizations and institutions that share centrist values.
God willing conservative Republicans will take most if not all of the 11 democrats Senate seats that are in the southern strong red States, and then the RINOs will be marginalized and their votes won't matter. The secular moderate RINOs in the Senate are easily the biggest weak link in the chain that is the conservative movement. If conservatives rise up in large numbers next November, much of this problem can be fixed by taking some of those democrat seats, like harry reid and robert byrd and others.
1. The Senate bill has not eliminated ANWR drilling.
2. Norm Coleman is off the list. Exposing the UN is more important than ANWR.
3. Curt Weldon is also off the list. Diligently pursuing Able Danger and the sham report from the 9-11 Commision is more important then ANWR.
The two Alaskan senators voted it down??!!!?? What gives?
Main Street Individual Fund, 2004 Election Cycle
Formed: 2002 | Web Site
The Main Street Individual Fund (MSIF) is a New York-based group founded to help elect moderate Republican candidates. Among those candidates it supports in the 2004 elections is Sen. Arlen Specter (R-Pa), who is fending off a tough primary challenge from Rep. Pat Toomey. MSIF raises funds from individual donors and is affiliated with another 527, the Main Street Fund, which solicits contributions from corporations and unions. Both are connected to the Republican Main Street Partnership.
Affiliated Personnel:
Sarah Chamberlain Resnick, executive director
Bob Duke, fund-raiser
Donors:
Dinakar Singh, Goldman Sachs, $100,000
George Soros, Soros Fund Management, $50,000
Sidney V Weinberg Jr, Goldman Sachs, $50,000
John C Whitehead, Lower Manhattan Development Corp, $50,000
527 Activity:
Total Receipts: $471,600
Total Expenditures: $258,870
Republican Main Street Partnership is looking for personal stories of individuals or families that might benefit from increased embryonic stem-cell research. If you are willing to share your thoughts with us, please email us at stemcellstories@rmsp.org
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While we work to get more conservative representatives and senators elected, we can use the existence of this group to call Republicans "the mainstream." It is past time of ceding that position to those who really are on the left end of the graph.
Disclaimer: I am vehemently against increasing funding for embryonic stem cell research. I just extracted that statement because their website has Stem Cell Research as one of their topic buttons.