It was quite a week for Republicans. First, there was the partisan FBI raid of Mar-a-Lago, followed by the ouster of longtime Rep. and Never-Trumper, Liz Cheney.
It prompted writer Patricia McCarthy to pen for American Thinker, 'Too many Republicans are as useless as Democrats'.
But even with Cheney on her way out, Republicans still have work to do before the November midterms, and after.
"There are still a lot of more quiet RINO's" said political analyst Luke Macias, "RINO's that are not advancing conservatism when they have the power, but they're not coming outright and saying that they oppose the new direction that the Republican party is taking."
These undercover RINO's have been able to avoid being called out by Donald Trump, while siding with the Democrats. Even here in Texas, with longtime Senator John Cornyn.
"That kind of betrayal starts to stick with you" Macias told KTRH, "The Defend Texas Liberty PAC, which I helped run, did some recent polling that showed that John Cornyn is underwater already, I mean literally he would be losing by 10-15 points right now in the primaries."
Free to roam in Washington, these RINO's need to be on the verge of political extinction. They have not only stopped the Republican party from moving forward, but even worse, they have helped the Democrats ram through their agenda, for too many years.
Donald Trump was turning the tide, which is why the Democrats did, and continue to do, everything they can to keep him out of office.
"He ran against a failed mindset and mentality" Macias noted, "And Republican voters saw in him, somebody who wouldn't let them down like Republicans have in the past."
All eyes are now looking ahead, at a Trump led Republican party, and it's future.
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