Top 10 RINO's (Human Events List)

Human Events ^ | Dec. 27, 2005 | H.E. Editors

[xrp]

What the -- you forgot President Bush!

[raybbr]

Holy Cow! No McCrazy???

Every time I see this guy:

I think of this guy:

[WatchYourself]

"In his own weird way, Colmes actually makes some sense some of the time. At least he's consistent."

Well, he tends to be reasonable. I've listened to his radio show once or twice and he isn't a tin-foil hat lib, at least...

[Rennes Templar]

Anyone have a top ten list of republican leaders that aren't RINO'S?

[mlc9852]

No Southerners?

[Darkwolf377]

Good list, but Romney criticizing another city makes him a RINO? The abortion comment, fine, but I don't get the inclusion of that comment. I can't imagine there aren't worse offenders.

Overall, a good list to keep handy. Though I'm starting to think Spector should be on his own separate list, for reasons we all know.

[bmwcyle]

At least he's consistent.

So is death and taxes.

[K-oneTexas]

They forgot McCain. That Gang of 14 guy. That Keating 5 guy. That "Amnesty for Al Quaida" guy. That ideal John Kerry Vice President guy.?

Remember him? I forgot he should be Number 1 with a Star!

[manwiththehands]

Each of the top ten should be Republican Senators.

[manwiththehands]

May I add both Senators Voinovich and DeWine of Ohio.

[Mogollon]

Why isn't John McCain on this list?

[Reagan Man]

>>>>Arnold is a great fiscal conservative ....

Not in the real world. You're dreaming.

[antiRepublicrat]

The RINO label is wearing thin for me. Sometimes it seems like a legislator has two choices: stop thinking for himself and slavishly obey the party powers or be labelled a RINO.

Is the Republican party inclusive enough to allow dissention in the ranks? Or do they want to be like Democrats, herding the cattle (with the rare exceptions).

[nightdriver]

Wasn't Jim Leach (Iowa) one of the masters of gloss-over and cover-up that Clinton hired as "investigator" in some of his scandals?

As I recall, Leach was very good at sweeping Clintons dirty deals under the rug.

[Mears]

The Northeast is doing well on this list,isn't it?

[Tarkin]

Don't forget Ted Stevens, Prince of Pork and King of the Big-Fed-Government Republicans (even though he is right on the ANWR issue).

[putupjob]

This is a very good starting list.

[biggerten]

I agree. Here in Minnesota, we tend to have what are commonly called Rinos.

A hard core Republican couldn't be elected in this state, so we have to take half a loaf rather than none. The alternative is Wellstone types. As a reference, look to Senator Dayton - yuck.

Coleman is hard on the UN, soft on ANWR. I can wish he would take a harder line, but I know the reality of the situation.

And yes, the local commie rag, the Minneapois Star Tribune, will certainly paint Coleman as wanting to starve children and old folks come election time.

[Loud Mime]

Yep. McCain should be on this list.