Difference between revisions of "RINO of the Year 2025"
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*[[Laura Loomer]], for attempting to get [[Tulsi Gabbard]] fired during the [[Iran]] crisis. And also for calling for pro-Israel voters to boycott elections in which the [[Republican]] candidate doesn't toe the party line on that issue. | *[[Laura Loomer]], for attempting to get [[Tulsi Gabbard]] fired during the [[Iran]] crisis. And also for calling for pro-Israel voters to boycott elections in which the [[Republican]] candidate doesn't toe the party line on that issue. | ||
*[[Marco Rubio]], for hijacking the second Trump administration's foreign policy to make it even more [[Neoconservatism|neoconservative]] than that of his first administration. And also for refusing to fire Gavin Wax after he leaked private texts between private individuals to liberal [[Politico]], despite the texts being of a nature which if revealed would likely result in violence being incited against the people who sent them, and after the [[Charlie Kirk]] assassination of all times. | *[[Marco Rubio]], for hijacking the second Trump administration's foreign policy to make it even more [[Neoconservatism|neoconservative]] than that of his first administration. And also for refusing to fire Gavin Wax after he leaked private texts between private individuals to liberal [[Politico]], despite the texts being of a nature which if revealed would likely result in violence being incited against the people who sent them, and after the [[Charlie Kirk]] assassination of all times. | ||
| + | *[[Donald Trump]], for allowing neoconservatives to hijack his second administration to an even greater degree than his first. Also for attempting to assert a non-existent authority on what it means to be [[America First]]. And also for attacking his own base and saying he no longer wants their support for daring to question the official story behind [[Jeffrey Epstein]]. | ||
*[[JD Vance]], retroactively, if he ultimately does not fight back against the neoconservative plots against his presidential chances. If he doesn't fight back, then he's not who we thought he was. | *[[JD Vance]], retroactively, if he ultimately does not fight back against the neoconservative plots against his presidential chances. If he doesn't fight back, then he's not who we thought he was. | ||
*[[Michael Waltz]], for Signalgate. Which likely was an intentional leak designed to turn public opinion against [[Pete Hegseth]] because he wasn't interventionist enough for neoconervatives like Waltz. | *[[Michael Waltz]], for Signalgate. Which likely was an intentional leak designed to turn public opinion against [[Pete Hegseth]] because he wasn't interventionist enough for neoconervatives like Waltz. | ||
| − | *[[Susie Wiles]], for going to [[Liberal|liberal]] [[Vanity Fair]] to falsely accuse [[JD Vance]] of being a [[RINO]] opportunist, while simultaneously promoting unrepentant neoconservative Marco Rubio as a sincere convert to | + | *[[Susie Wiles]], for going to [[Liberal|liberal]] [[Vanity Fair]] to falsely accuse [[JD Vance]] of being a [[RINO]] opportunist, while simultaneously promoting unrepentant neoconservative Marco Rubio as a sincere convert to America First [[Conservatism|conservatism]], likely as part of a wider neoconservative plot to replace Vance as the presumptive Republican nominee in [[2028 United States presidential election|2028]]. |
Revision as of 21:16, December 16, 2025
- Pete Hegseth, for not fighting back as neoconservatives engaged in a hostile takeover of his department in the aftermath of Signalgate, having looked the other way as non-interventionist staffers were removed after being falsely accused of leaking.
- Mark Levin, for calling for individuals such as Marjorie Taylor Greene to be imprisoned just for speaking out against Israel.
- Laura Loomer, for attempting to get Tulsi Gabbard fired during the Iran crisis. And also for calling for pro-Israel voters to boycott elections in which the Republican candidate doesn't toe the party line on that issue.
- Marco Rubio, for hijacking the second Trump administration's foreign policy to make it even more neoconservative than that of his first administration. And also for refusing to fire Gavin Wax after he leaked private texts between private individuals to liberal Politico, despite the texts being of a nature which if revealed would likely result in violence being incited against the people who sent them, and after the Charlie Kirk assassination of all times.
- Donald Trump, for allowing neoconservatives to hijack his second administration to an even greater degree than his first. Also for attempting to assert a non-existent authority on what it means to be America First. And also for attacking his own base and saying he no longer wants their support for daring to question the official story behind Jeffrey Epstein.
- JD Vance, retroactively, if he ultimately does not fight back against the neoconservative plots against his presidential chances. If he doesn't fight back, then he's not who we thought he was.
- Michael Waltz, for Signalgate. Which likely was an intentional leak designed to turn public opinion against Pete Hegseth because he wasn't interventionist enough for neoconervatives like Waltz.
- Susie Wiles, for going to liberal Vanity Fair to falsely accuse JD Vance of being a RINO opportunist, while simultaneously promoting unrepentant neoconservative Marco Rubio as a sincere convert to America First conservatism, likely as part of a wider neoconservative plot to replace Vance as the presumptive Republican nominee in 2028.