Should Republicans who voted for Infrastructure be driven from the party?

[rightwinger]

Is a Republican who supports infrastructure a RINO?
Do they deserve to be driven from the party just because they did what is best for their district and state?

Trump's revenge tour on infrastructure vote splits Republicans in West Virginia House race | CNN Politics

Donald Trump has been on a retribution campaign against the House Republicans who voted to impeach him. Now the former President is expanding his revenge tour to include a new crop of members: GOP lawmakers who backed the bipartisan infrastructure law.

www.cnn.com

 

[Esdraelon]

If this is their only break with the Trump wing then no. If they have a habit of supporting the nasty little DC Cabal, yeah, they need to be pushed out. Kind of like Cheney being ejected from the Wyoming Republican Party

 

[lennypartiv]

There is a very good chance they will be challenged in the primaries.

 

[Otis Mayfield]

There's no room in the Republican party for those who defy trump!

 

[MarcATL]

More cancel culture nonsense from the usual suspects.

 

[Juicin]

Considering the democrats controlled both houses of congress and we have record inflation in my lifetime?

Yes if I was mitch I would be on the warpath to get these idiots.

Do these people have the political sense of ants? No one is going to care if they didn't vote for infrastructure lol

Why wouldn't you force teh democrats to come to terms? Was doing great for the polls

 

[22lcidw]

110 Billion dollars for roads and bridges. When 550 Billion needed easily. Amtrak does not deserve a dime. Water in cities and communities with massive corruption by the Village people is a disgrace. No that this is not needed. But is like we are dealing with children.

 

[sartre play]

The misinformation & out right lies are over whelming, and no it is not just one political party.

 

[Votto]

Is a Republican who supports infrastructure a RINO?
Do they deserve to be driven from the party just because they did what is best for their district and state?

Trump's revenge tour on infrastructure vote splits Republicans in West Virginia House race | CNN Politics

Donald Trump has been on a retribution campaign against the House Republicans who voted to impeach him. Now the former President is expanding his revenge tour to include a new crop of members: GOP lawmakers who backed the bipartisan infrastructure law.

www.cnn.com

I'm sure there are more back stabbers than that waiting to turn tail.

The party is full of them.

 

[Claudette]

rightwinger
Nope. I don't expect the members of both parties to agree with their party all the time.

This time they voted for one lousy bill that we tax payers will be paying for.

The CBO wasn't in favor of it either. Smart folks at the CBO.

 

[rightwinger]

There is a very good chance they will be challenged in the primaries.

And when they can point to new infrastructure projects and jobs?

 

[dudmuck]

Is a Republican who supports infrastructure a RINO?
Do they deserve to be driven from the party just because they did what is best for their district and state?

Trump's revenge tour on infrastructure vote splits Republicans in West Virginia House race | CNN Politics

Donald Trump has been on a retribution campaign against the House Republicans who voted to impeach him. Now the former President is expanding his revenge tour to include a new crop of members: GOP lawmakers who backed the bipartisan infrastructure law.

www.cnn.com

they keep complaining about the shipping logjam at the ports, but forbid doing anything about it, such as the infrastructure to deliver the goods.

 

[whitehall]

"Driven from the party"? Only democrats play that game.

 

[EvilCat Breath]

Is a Republican who supports infrastructure a RINO?
Do they deserve to be driven from the party just because they did what is best for their district and state?

Trump's revenge tour on infrastructure vote splits Republicans in West Virginia House race | CNN Politics

Donald Trump has been on a retribution campaign against the House Republicans who voted to impeach him. Now the former President is expanding his revenge tour to include a new crop of members: GOP lawmakers who backed the bipartisan infrastructure law.

www.cnn.com

Yes.

 

[Aldo Raine]

Is a Republican who supports infrastructure a RINO?
Do they deserve to be driven from the party just because they did what is best for their district and state?

Trump's revenge tour on infrastructure vote splits Republicans in West Virginia House race | CNN Politics

Donald Trump has been on a retribution campaign against the House Republicans who voted to impeach him. Now the former President is expanding his revenge tour to include a new crop of members: GOP lawmakers who backed the bipartisan infrastructure law.

www.cnn.com

Absolutely, they need to make their world smaller and smaller. That is a winning strategy for the future.
MAGA

 

[Harpy Eagle]

Yes.

Do not forget to go after all the Senators that voted for it as well, you need to purge everyone from your party that does not walk in lockstep with you

 

[22lcidw]

To men and women here...If you love deep blue then go for it and live in those areas. Light blues will be slightly less in what you see the last few years or more. Purple areas as you experience in political ways and the citizens interactions. City/town Red is people of varying levels of same beliefs with a little left in it and can be different in communities. Rural Red is it own ways with people in their beliefs and not to be changed so easily.

 

[Magnus]

If this is their only break with the Trump wing then no. If they have a habit of supporting the nasty little DC Cabal, yeah, they need to be pushed out. Kind of like Cheney being ejected from the Wyoming Republican Party

The sentiment that Cheney is not conservative or a Republican is statistically inaccurate — her voting record is staunchly conservative.

During Trump’s term, Cheney voted with him on policy 93% of the time. That’s a higher percentage than Ohio Rep. Jim Jordan, New York Rep. Elise Stefanik, Arizona Rep. Paul Gosar, Florida Rep. Matt Gaetz and a number of other lawmakers who are seen as staunch Trump allies. Cheney has also received solid grades from prominent conservative groups, including the Susan B. Anthony List and the National Rifle Association.

Wyoming GOP votes to no longer recognize Rep. Cheney as a Republican

Wyoming Republican leaders voted this weekend to no longer recognize Rep. Liz Cheney as a member of their party following her repeated criticisms of former President Donald Trump.

trib.com

 

[Harpy Eagle]

The sentiment that Cheney is not conservative or a Republican is statistically inaccurate — her voting record is staunchly conservative.

During Trump’s term, Cheney voted with him on policy 93% of the time. That’s a higher percentage than Ohio Rep. Jim Jordan, New York Rep. Elise Stefanik, Arizona Rep. Paul Gosar, Florida Rep. Matt Gaetz and a number of other lawmakers who are seen as staunch Trump allies. Cheney has also received solid grades from prominent conservative groups, including the Susan B. Anthony List and the National Rifle Association.

Wyoming GOP votes to no longer recognize Rep. Cheney as a Republican

Wyoming Republican leaders voted this weekend to no longer recognize Rep. Liz Cheney as a member of their party following her repeated criticisms of former President Donald Trump.

trib.com

It is no longer about policy, it is now about if you will kiss the ring of Trump or not. That is now the only litmus test for conservatism in this country

 

[Dekster]

There is a very good chance they will be challenged in the primaries.

Good luck with that.