WHY YOU CANNOT TRUST A RINO

There is a big difference between a RINO, and a Freedom Loving American. There is a big difference between a RINO and a Democrat. The difference is that a RINO has no convictions. A RINO will make a promise, but when it comes time to stand on that promise, they will cave. We have seen this time after time. Do you remember when Paul Ryan told us he was a fiscally responsible representative. One of his first acts as Speaker was to push through a spending bill that gave Obama everything he had requested. Ryan thought he saved face when he claimed that only this time would that happen, but in the future he would be tough on spending. Of course, the future never came.
We find the same happening with McCarthy. This should not be surprising to anybody since Ryan and McCarthy sing from the same hymnal; that is the RINO hymnal.
McCarthy said this when he was running for Speaker and in his first days of being Speaker, “the House is done passing giant ‘omnibus’ spending bills under GOP leadership, and Republicans would be returning to the traditional way of working – passing individual spending bills that give Congress a chance to manage the government as they are considered in committee.’
"One thing you have to know on principle too: we’re not taking up an omnibus," McCarthy, R-Calif., told reporters. "It’s not going to happen. We have to get back to doing the work that the American people expect us to do."
McCarthy then gives the Democrats more than they ever dreamed possible, an unlimited debt ceiling.
September 30th is coming quickly. No individual spending bills have been passed in the House. The government will have to shut down, pass individual spending bills quickly, pass a Continuing Resolution which has become a normal procedure, or another ‘Omnibus’ bill must be passed.
House Speaker McCarthy, said he would like to see Congress pass a short-term funding bill, but one that does not extend to the holiday season.
 
Saying he did not believe Congress would have enough time to pass all the needed appropriations bills by Sept. 30, the end of the fiscal year, McCarthy suggested a short-term continuing resolution to avoid a government shutdown.
McCarthy made the promise of individual spending bills. McCarthy became Speaker in January of 2023. The day he became Speaker he knew that the individual bills he had promised must be done by September 30th. To complete this task, if it truly was and is a priority, he would have had to get the process working no later than February or March. He did not. Any reasonable person would have to ask if individual bills really was and is a McCarthy priority, or if he was speaking from his RINO point of view.