Fellow Conservative:
You won't find "RINO" in the dictionary. If we wrote the entry ourselves, it would read something like this:
RINO, n. /Rye-No/: A career politician who runs as a "Republican" but cuts deals with Democrats, abandons conservative principles the moment it's convenient, and won't work more than 2.5 days a week to fight for the country.
That's not a joke. That describes far too many Republicans right now.
Case in point: the SAVE America Act. It simply requires people to prove they're citizens before they vote. It's supported by 80% of Americans. President Trump has championed it. The House has passed it multiple times. One version even got 50 votes in the Senate.
Democrats are fighting it tooth-and-nail — no surprise there. But Senate Republicans have the votes to pass it anyway.
Asked why it's stalled, Majority Leader John Thune said plainly: "It's about the votes. It's about the math."
Let's check his math. Republicans ...
✅ Control the House, 218–215.
✅ Control the Senate, 53–47.
✅ Control the White House, 312 electoral votes to 226.
That's not an excuse. That's a mandate. And Senate leadership has every tool it needs to pass it — a talking filibuster, attaching it to a must-pass bill, or by eliminating the filibuster — they just won't.
This is exactly why "NO RINOS! NO EXCUSES!" has to be our rally cry heading into Election Day.