Ready to ditch RINO grifter Thom? Look to LA, IA, and TN for guidance.

Conservatives in Louisiana have set up a parallel support organization / PAC and have found a primary candidate – state treasurer and former congressman John Fleming – to challenge their incumbent RINO senator Bill Cassidy. 

As you can see, Cassidy has a voting record slightly to the right of Thom Tillis.



Like Tillis, Cassidy was censured by his state’s Republican Party organization. ( FYI — Rand Paul scores an 86% conservative rating for the session, while Ted Cruz gets 90 percent.  Utah’s Mike Lee scores 91 percent.)

Conservatives in Iowa are currently giving the stink-eye to their RINO US senator Joni Ernst, who has been freely and openly disparaging nominees being put forth by president-elect Donald Trump. (A lot like Thom. Though, he also threw in some cheap shots at Trump’s border wall plans too.)

Ernst is also super-thrilled with the idea of trannies serving in the military.

Work is apparently underway to identify a primary candidate and form an independent campaign organization.

In Tennessee, conservatives have already dealt with their own problematic RINO named Tillis.  Now-former state Rep. Rick Tillis, brother to Thom.

An independent organization was put together and a suitable primary opponent was found.  According to reports out of Tennessee, the whole move against Rick Tillis got started by someone peeing on Tillis’ desk chair at the Tennessee legislature.

So, what do all of these have in common?  Incumbent RINOs despised by the conservatives they purport to represent.  A solid, competent, credible challenger. And an organization for strategy and fundraising that does not depend on the state party at all.

That last one — we had that at one time.  It was called The National Congressional Club.  During its heyday, it was quite the political powerhouse.  One of the two guys who founded it — Carter Wrenn — is still lurking around Raleigh and influencing a race here and there.  It might be a wise thing to pick his brain and / or get him onboard before he heads off to ‘consultant heaven.’