Can anyone mention 1 elected Republican

[busterbrown]

Member of Congress you have respect for...

I certainly cant....

[onecaliberal]

1. No

[hrmjustin]

2. No and my congressman Dan Donovan NY 11 is useless!

[metroins]

3. Rand Paul

He doesn't seem that bad.

[busterbrown]

5. IMO He is one of the worst.

Ayn Rand? States Rights.....Can’t help but Remember Rachel Maddow’s discussion with him
on his State’s Rights Bullshit. Believes a shop owner can choose the right to reserve service to anyone he chooses..In other words civil rights issues should be controlled by State Govts.
Ayn Rand is a goddess in the minds of all Libertarians..

http://www.intellectualtakeout.org/blog/17-jaw-dropping-ayn-rand-quotes

[metroins]

8. Personal and Public views

Personally, I agree strongly with Libertarians.

Publicly, I'm a Democrat.

I think Libertarians view the constitution as it was intended. States rights for almost everything, little oversight from federal.

Unfortunately, that's also naive thinking and it's more efficient to do a lot more things federally. Equality and Safety needs to have federal guidelines.

So I like Libertarians but I think it's a very unrealistic stance the larger the country becomes. Economy of scale.

He's passionate though and doesn't insult. I also rarely see him trying to push crazy bills through.

[busterbrown]

9. but but but but..

O.K. You framed your opinion in a positive manner.

Props out to ya,

http://www.intellectualtakeout.org/blog/17-jaw-dropping-ayn-rand-quotes

[metroins]

11. Cheers

[pressbox69]

15. Yes

Paul is a weasel who believes misinformation is a good thing.

[lunatica]

4. Well your question made me think and think

but I didn't think of a single one. I thought about it because I wanted to be fair. but now I know I don't have respect for a single elected Republican. Not one.

[SamKnause]

6. No.

I can not think of a single Republican politician that I respect.

They represent the needs and the wants of the 1%.

They are against anything that helps the 99%.

We are polar opposites.

I am against everything they stand for.

They are the greatest threat that this country faces.

[rzemanfl]

7. You can take out "1 elected" and "Member of Congress"-wouldn't change my answer.

Wouldn't piss on one if they were on fire.

[ffr]

10. I'm going to have to dig deep. But off the top of my head I'd so NO.

None of them represent anything morally worthy of respect. They're a pack of shit stains.

[Efilroft Sul]

12. Got one and only one.

Senator Jeff Flake of Arizona. I obviously don't agree with all of his stances, but I think the good far outweighs the bad with him. He reminds me a lot of what Senate Republicans used to be like, such as the late John Heinz. Plus, let's not forget that Flake stood up to Trump when almost everyone else in the GOP was rolling over and showing Orange Julius Caesar their bellies.

[MadCrow]

13. Maybe Sen. Gardner of Colorado

He is proposing legislation to create a Senate Select Committee to investigate the Russian hacking and other cybersecurity issues. Of course Mitch (The Turtle) McConnell is against this. I don't know much about Sen. Garner, but on this issue I wholeheartedly agree.

[Arkansas Granny]

14. I used to have a lot of respect for John McCain, but that was dimmed considerably after

he inflicted Sarah Palin upon us. I don't agree with his politics, but I think he is probably an honorable man in most instances.