RINOS and Patriots Revealed

              Here are the candidates to vote for in order to save our country from Democrats and Republican Traitors supporting the Antichrist’s Marxist New World Order:

                Gubernatorial endorsements by Donald Trump, 2022

Greg Abbott[6]	Incumbent	Texas	Pending
Dan Cox[7]	Open seat	Maryland	Pending
Geoff Diehl[8]	Challenger	Massachusetts	Pending
Mike Dunleavy[9]	Incumbent	Alaska	Pending
Charles Herbster[10]	Open seat	Nebraska	Pending
Sarah Huckabee Sanders[11]	Open seat	Arkansas	Pending
Kari Lake[12]	Open seat	Arizona	Pending
Bill Lee[13]	Incumbent	Tennessee	Pending
Janice McGeachin[14]	Challenger	Idaho	Pending
Henry McMaster[15]	Incumbent	South Carolina	Pending
David Perdue[16]	Challenger	Georgia	Pending
Derek Schmidt[17]	Challenger	Kansas	Pending

 

U.S. Senate endorsements by Donald Trump, 2022

John Boozman[18]	Incumbent	Arkansas	Pending
Mo Brooks[19]	Open seat	Alabama	Pending
Ted Budd[20]	Open seat	North Carolina	Pending
Mike Crapo[21]	Incumbent	Idaho	Pending
Chuck Grassley[22]	Incumbent	Iowa	Pending
Ron Johnson[23]	Incumbent	Wisconsin	Pending
Adam Laxalt[24]	Challenger	Nevada	Pending
Jerry Moran[25]	Incumbent	Kansas	Pending
Herschel Walker[26]	Challenger	Georgia	Pending
Sean Parnell[27]	Open seat	Pennsylvania	Withdrew before primary
Rand Paul[23]	Incumbent	Kentucky	Pending
Marco Rubio[23]	Incumbent	Florida	Pending
Tim Scott[28]	Incumbent	South Carolina	Pending
Kelly Tshibaka[29]	Challenger	Alaska	Pending

 

U.S. House endorsements by Donald Trump, 2022

Gus Bilirakis[30]	Incumbent	FL-12	Pending
Lauren Boebert[31]	Incumbent	CO-03	Pending
Michael Burgess[32]	Incumbent	TX-26	Pending
Steve Carra[33]	Challenger	MI-06	Pending
John Carter[34]	Incumbent	TX-31	Pending
Michael Cloud[35]	Incumbent	TX-27	Pending
Rick Crawford[36]	Incumbent	AR-01	Pending
Byron Donalds[37]	Incumbent	FL-19	Pending
Pat Fallon[38]	Incumbent	TX-04	Pending
Chuck Fleischmann[39]	Incumbent	TN-03	Pending
Virginia Foxx[40]	Incumbent	NC-05	Pending
John Gibbs[41]	Challenger	MI-03	Pending
Paul Gosar[42]	Incumbent	AZ-04	Pending
Harriet Hageman[43]	Challenger	WY-AL	Pending
Diana Harshbarger[44]	Incumbent	TN-01	Pending
Ronny Jackson[45]	Incumbent	TX-13	Pending
Joe Kent[46]	Challenger	WA-03	Pending
Anna Paulina Luna[47]	Challenger	FL-13	Pending
Michael McCaul[48]	Incumbent	TX-10	Pending
Mary Miller[49]	Incumbent	IL-15	Pending
Max Miller[50]	Open seat	OH-16	Pending
Alexander Mooney[51]	Incumbent	WV-02	Pending
August Pfluger[52]	Incumbent	TX-11	Pending
Matt Rosendale[53]	Incumbent	MT-At large[54]	Pending
Beth Van Duyne[55]	Incumbent	TX-24	Pending
Derrick Van Orden[56]	Open seat	WI-03	Pending
Michael Waltz[57]	Incumbent	FL-06	Pending
Roger Williams[58]	Incumbent	TX-25	Pending
Ryan Zinke[59]	Open seat	MT-02	Pending

 

State executive endorsements by Donald Trump, 2022

Dawn Buckingham[60]	Public Lands Commissioner	Open seat	Texas	Pending
Matthew DePerno[61]	Attorney general	Challenger	Michigan	Pending
Mark Finchem[62]	Secretary of state	Open seat	Arizona	Pending
Tim Griffin[63]	Attorney general	Open seat	Arkansas	Pending
Jody Hice[64]	Secretary of state	Challenger	Georgia	Pending
Burt Jones[65]	Lieutenant governor	Open seat	Georgia	Pending
Kristina Karamo[66]	Secretary of state	Challenger	Michigan	Pending
Sid Miller[67]	Agriculture Commissioner	Incumbent	Texas	Pending
Dan Patrick[68]	Lieutenant governor	Incumbent	Texas	Pending
Ken Paxton[69]	Attorney general	Incumbent	Texas	Pending
Wilton Simpson[70]	Agriculture commissioner	Open seat	Florida	Pending

 

State legislative endorsements by Donald Trump, 2022

Mick Bricker[71]	State representative	Open seat	Michigan	Pending
Mike Detmer[72]	State senator	Challenger	Michigan	Pending
Jacky Eubanks[73]	State representative	Open seat	Michigan	Pending
Peter P. Flores[74]	State senator	Open seat	Texas	Pending
Ryan Guillen[75]	State representative	Incumbent	Texas	Pending
Mike Hoadley[76]	State representative	Challenger	Michigan	Pending
Anthony Kern[77]	State senator	Open seat	Arizona	Pending
Jonathan Lindsey[78]	State senator	Open seat	Michigan	Pending
Matt Maddock[79]	State representative	Incumbent	Michigan	Pending
Mayes Middleton[80]	State senate	Open seat	Texas	Pending
Angela Rigas[81]	State representative	Challenger	Michigan	Pending
Kevin Rathbun[82]	State representative	Open seat	Michigan	Pending
Jon Rocha[83]	State representative	Open seat	Michigan	Pending
Wendy Rogers[84]	State senator	Incumbent	Arizona	Pending
Rachelle Smit[85]	State representative	Open seat	Michigan	Pending
Kevin Sparks[86]	State senator	Open seat	Texas	Pending

 

For more details see:

https://ballotpedia.org/Endorsements_by_Donald_Trump

 

https://welovetrump.com/2021/05/19/here-are-the-35-rino-republicans-who-voted-for-a-january-6-commission-to-investigate-trump/

       Here are the Republican RINO Traitors who voted for the Kangaroo investigation into January 6^th. These are part of the swamp supporting corruption and harassment of innocent people:

•        Liz Cheney of Wyoming
• Tom Rice of South Carolina
• Dan Newhouse of Washington
• Anthony Gonzalez of Ohio
• Adam Kinzinger of Illinois
• Fred Upton of Michigan
• Jaime Herrera Beutler of Washington
• Peter Meijer of Michigan
• John Katko of New York
• David Valadao of California
• Tom Reed of New York
• Don Bacon of Nebraska
• John Curtis of Utah
• Brian Fitzpatrick of Pennsylvania
• Andrew Garbarino of New York
• Tony Gonzales of Texas
• Dusty Johnson of South Dakota
• David Joyce of Ohio
• Chris Smith of New Jersey
• Van Taylor of Texas
• Chris Jacobs of New York
• David McKinley of West Virginia
• Jeff Fortenberry of Nebraska
• Maria Elvira Salazar of Florida
• Mariannette Miller-Meeks of Iowa
• Steve Womack of Arkansas
• Stephanie Bice of Oklahoma
• French Hill of Arkansas
• Mike Simpson of Idaho
• Rodney Davis of Illinois
• Blake Moore of Utah
• Michael Guest of Mississippi
• Trey Hollingsworth of Indiana
• Carlos Gimenez of Florida
• Cliff Bentz of Oregon

“Republicans in the House and Senate should not approve the Democrat trap of the January 6 Commission. It is just more partisan unfairness and unless the murders, riots, and fire bombings in Portland, Minneapolis, Seattle, Chicago, and New York are also going to be studied, this discussion should be ended immediately,” Trump said in a statement Tuesday night.

Here are the anti-American Republican Traitors who voted to impeach Trump:

1. Rep. Liz Cheney, Wyoming's at-large district: Trump won Wyoming 70% to 27%, and she's the third-ranking leader in the House. So for her not just to vote in favor of impeachment but also issue a stinging rebuke is quite the step. Cheney was unequivocal in her statement, saying Trump "summoned this mob, assembled the mob, and lit the flame of this attack." She called what Trump did the "greatest betrayal" of a U.S. president ever.

2. Rep. Tom Rice, South Carolina's 7th Congressional District: This is one no one saw coming. The congressman, who has served since 2013, comes from a pretty pro-Trump district (Trump won it 59% to 40%), and there was no indication he would do so beforehand. Even during his vote, Twitter was alight with speculation that Rice had cast the wrong vote. Turns out, he cast it exactly as he wanted to. Later Wednesday, Rice explained: "I have backed this President through thick and thin for four years. I campaigned for him and voted for him twice. But, this utter failure is inexcusable."

3. Rep. Dan Newhouse, Washington's 4th: Trump won this central Washington state district by a handy margin, 58% to 40%. But for Newhouse, who has served since 2015 and has not been a prominent member, it was clear: "The mob was inflamed by the language and misinformation of the President of the United States. ... A vote against impeachment is a vote to validate unacceptable violence" and "to condone President Trump's inaction."

4. Rep. Adam Kinzinger, Illinois' 16th: Kinzinger's decision was probably the least surprising on this list. Despite coming from a district Trump won 57% to 41%, the Air Force veteran has been outspoken recently against Trump's behavior. He said Trump "incited this insurrection" and "if these actions — the Article II branch inciting a deadly insurrection against the Article I branch — are not worthy of impeachment, then what is an impeachable offense?"

5. Rep. Anthony Gonzalez, Ohio's 16th: Gonzalez, a former NFL wide receiver, is in his second term in Congress. Trump won his district by 15 points, but Gonzalez was unequivocal: Trump, he said, "helped organize and incite a mob that attacked the United States Congress in an attempt to prevent us from completing our solemn duties as prescribed by the Constitution." He added that during the attack, Trump "abandoned his post ... thus further endangering all present."

6. Rep. Fred Upton, Michigan's 6th: Upton has been in office since 1987. He comes from a district that is more moderate. Trump won it just 51% to 47%. Upton has good relationships with Democrats, including President-elect Joe Biden, and even has #WearYourMask in his Twitter bio. Upton said he would have preferred a bipartisan censure that would not interfere with the business of the next administration, "but," he said, "it is time to say enough is enough." He also cited Trump's efforts "to impede the peaceful transfer of power from one President to the next."

7. Rep. Jaime Herrera Beutler, Washington's 3rd: Herrera Beutler was swept in with the Tea Party wave in 2010, but her district is a moderate one. Trump won it 51% to 47%. Herrera Beutler gained prominence several years ago for giving birth to a child three months early, born without kidneys and a rare syndrome. Her daughter, Abigail, became the first to survive the often-fatal condition. The now-mother of three and congresswoman from southwest Washington state declared on the House floor her vote in favor of impeachment: "I'm not choosing sides, I'm choosing truth."

8. Rep. Peter Meijer, Michigan's 3rd: Meijer is a freshman, who won his seat with 53% of the vote. He represents a district that was previously held by Justin Amash, the former Republican-turned-independent who voted in favor of Trump's impeachment in 2019. Meijer, a Columbia University grad who served in Afghanistan, is a social conservative in favor of restrictions on abortion rights and against restrictions on gun rights and religious freedoms. But he said Trump showed no "courage" and "betrayed millions with claims of a 'stolen election.' " He added, "The one man who could have restored order, prevented the deaths of five Americans including a Capitol police officer, and avoided the desecration of our Capitol, shrank from leadership when our country needed it most."

9. Rep. John Katko, New York's 24th: Katko is a moderate from an evenly divided moderate district. A former federal prosecutor, he said of Trump: "It cannot be ignored that President Trump encouraged this insurrection." He also noted that as the riot was happening, Trump "refused to call it off, putting countless lives in danger."

10. Rep. David Valadao, California's 21st: The Southern California congressman represents a majority-Latino district Biden won 54% to 44%. Valadao won election to this seat in 2012 before losing it in 2018 and winning it back in the fall. He's the rare case of a member of Congress who touts his willingness to work with the other party. Of his vote for impeachment, he said: "President Trump was, without question, a driving force in the catastrophic events that took place on January 6." He added, "His inciting rhetoric was un-American, abhorrent, and absolutely an impeachable offense."