Mine is Eric Swalwell and I’m 100% disgusted and embarrassed by him.

I dressed him down in the local supermarket back in 2016.

It didn’t faze him at all.

Mine is a dude named Bergman. Ex USMC General. Republican. Lots of noise. Not much else. On the state level, the MI legislature generally just cancels out, due to the balances of power in both houses. Bergman seems a kittle weak on 2A issues.

Rosa DeLauro.

As liberal as they come.

Greg Smith... RINO extraordinaire.

My around the corner neighbor and representative Michael Cloud gets my vote everytime. Super nice guy.

She's alright.

We got Gerrymandered last time around, are now "represented" by Lauren Underwood, a Demoncrat from Naperville, IL, formerly a Republican district held by a RINO who was so bad that I can't remember his name or find any record of who he was.

I don't trust Underwood in any matter, wouldn't throw her a lifeline if she fell into a sewer.

Lance Gooden, he seems to be a standup guy as far as politicians go.
Gets my vote every time.

Much better than ghetto rat Jasmine Crockett in the neighboring district.
She was actually appointed, and the idiots keep voting for her.

Hopefully, her reign will soon come to an end.

Texas GOP's new map would move Rep. Crockett’s home out of her district, slash Dem seats

Tim Walberg.
He was a decent State Rep and for his first few terms a decent congresscritter. He's been to our house, shot clays with us in the backyard. All in all, he's a good person.

Sadly, like many longish serving MoC, he's become a creature of the beast in Washington. He's very effective at perserving the problems and growing the uniparty.

I live on the far NW side of Chicago, as close to a Republican area as you could find but still run by Democrats.I call it Dem Lite.
My Congressman is Mike Quigley, a career Dem.
I don't follow his voting record, he is against everything I'm for except holding the line on taxes, even though this never actually happens here.
If a Republican actually appears on a ballot I vote for them. Otherwise I hold my breath and swallow the puke I cough up and vote for the best of the worse Dem.If no Republican in a race I don't vote for that position.
In Chicago the ballot usually is one Dem running against another.

Tom Emmer. Not perfect, but better than most.

Beth Van Duyne. I voted for her three times. For the most part, she seems to be fine.

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Originally posted by newtoSig765:
We got Gerrymandered last time around, are now "represented" by Lauren Underwood, a Demoncrat from Naperville, IL, formerly a Republican district held by a RINO who was so bad that I can't remember his name or find any record of who he was.

I don't trust Underwood in any matter, wouldn't throw her a lifeline if she fell into a sewer.

ditto,

gerrymandered, as in I am part of a finger or sliver of Red, attached to a big ole Blue block,

had a total POS that died after he was elected (RIP, cancer got him, don't wish that on anyone) and the run off was 2 guys, one a crony of the deceased, and the other a solid republican with a great background,

both are black,

crony got the election win,


and I have not a clue what their name is, and don't really need to know,
I vote R, and know it is a waste of time for that election (up again this year IIRC) since the other 95% of the district will vote D, and any call or write in (email or paper) gets the same canned response, just like when I reach out to Warner or KAine, (Senators that have no value)

state senator and delegate are solid R's

We had a solidly conservative Congressmen, Kevin Brady, for my district from '97 to '23. Texas gained a seat and Brady retired so they saw it as an opportunity to redraw districts to have more Republicans in Congress. Now, Crenshaw is my Congressional Critter, and the other portion of Brady's old district is Marcus Luttrell's twin brother, Morgan. I wish Morgan was my Congressman instead of McStain Jr.

I didn't vote for Crenshaw in the primary, but plugged my nose and voted for him in November against the Demonrat opponent.

Joe Morrelle, a pandering liberal lemming (apologies for being redundant). I've never seen an original thought or idea come from him.

In case you cannot tell, I don't care for him.

Zinke, Daines, and Sheehy. All ostensibly conservative. I can't complain.

Nancy Mace and I'm okay with that.

Cynthia Lummis is our one Representative for all of 307. She’s reliably conservative, but I don’t see her picking up the reins and really leading on anything.

Mine is Mike Ezell a Republican. I find his email newsletter helpful. I filed a Congressional complaint through his office and he is on top of it.

A Rich McCormick, who I’d never heard of until he showed up on the ballot.
So far not all that impressive and pretty much a guaranteed winner for anyone who gets the Republican Party nomination.