List Of Rinos In The 117Th Congress Of The United States

List of RINOs that are members of the 117th Congress

Senate[edit]

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  Mitt Romney

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  Lisa Murkowski

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  Susan Collins

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  Ben Sasse

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  Pat Toomey

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  Bill Cassidy

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  Richard Burr

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  Mitch McConnell

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  John Cornyn

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  Lindsey Graham

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  Mike Rounds

Mitt Romney[edit]

Mitt Romney, one of the most infamous RINOs voted for Trump's impeachment.^[1]

Lisa Murkowski[edit]

Murkowski voted for Trump's impeachment.^[2] She is also among the few pro abortion Republicans.

Susan Collins[edit]

Collins also voted for impeachment and is the other pro abortion Republican in the senate.

Ben Sasse[edit]

Voted for Impeachment. Sasse has been a staunch never Trumper.

Pat Toomey[edit]

Toomey Voted for Trump's impeachment.

Bill Cassidy[edit]

Cassidy voted for Trump's impeachment.

Richard Burr[edit]

Burr voted for Trump's impeachment.

Mitch McConnell[edit]

Mitch may not have voted for impeachment, but he has been a consistent obstacle for conservative causes.

John Cornyn[edit]

Supports Amnesty^[3]

Lindsey Graham[edit]

Supports Amnesty^[4]

Mike Rounds[edit]

Supports Amnesty^[5]

House[edit]

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  Liz Cheney

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  David Valadao

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  Tom Rice

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  Adam Kinzinger

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  Fred Upton

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  John Katko

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  Peter Meijer

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  Michael McCaul

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  Jaime Herrera Beutler

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  Carlos Giménez

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  Maria Elvira Salazar

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  Brian Fitzpatrick

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  Tom Reed

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  Don Young

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  Mario Diaz-Balart

Liz Cheney[edit]

Cheney voted for Trump's impeachment. Number three most important Republican in the House by position (behind Kevin McCarthy and Steve Scalise,^[6]

Dan Newhouse[edit]

Voted to impeach Trump. He also supports Mass Amnesty Bills.^[7]

Peter Meijer[edit]

Congress Freshman who replaced NeverTrumper Justin Amash,He also supports Mass Amnesty Bills.^[8][9]

Adam Kinzinger[edit]

Vocal never Trump Representative from Illinois. He voted to impeach Trump, and supported gun control measures^[10]

David Valadao[edit]

Voted to impeach Trump and backs mass amnesty bills.

Tom Rice[edit]

Voted to object to both Pennsylvania and Arizona. He ended up being a turncoat and voted for the sham impeachment trial of President Donald Trump

Jaime Herrera Beutler[edit]

Voted to impeach President Donald Trump.

Anthony Gonzalez[edit]

Ohio representative that voted to impeach President Donald Trump.

John Katko[edit]

He voted to impeach President Donald Trump. He is also in favor of mass amnesty bills.

Fred Upton[edit]

He voted to impeach President Donald Trump. He is also in favor of mass amnesty bills and gun control measures.

Carlos Giménez[edit]

While he did vote to object to both Arizona and Pennsylvania. He backed "gun control" measures in congress, as well as Amnesty. ^[11] and mass-amnesty for illegal aliens.^[12]

Maria Elvira Salazar[edit]

Supported Mass Amnesty and Gun Control like her counterpart, Gimenez.

Brian Fitzpatrick[edit]

Supports gun control, mass amnesty and called for censure of Donald Trump.^[13]

Tom Reed[edit]

Supports inequality act, and supports censure of Donald Trump.^[14]

John Curtis[edit]

supports censure of Donald Trump.^[15]

Mike Gallagher[edit]

supports censure of Donald Trump.^[16]

Blake Moore[edit]

supports censure of Donald Trump.^[17]

Don Bacon[edit]

supports censure of Donald Trump.^[18] He also has a neo-con track record.

Mike T. McCaul[edit]

Notorious House Neocon. He praised Biden's airstrikes on Syria.

Don Young[edit]

Known for corrupt earmark of Alaska Bridge that leads to nowhere which drained 200 million dollars.

Mario Diaz-Balart[edit]

While voted to object to both state's electoral count, he also backed major amnesty bills.

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