Thom Tillis rated one of worst 5 on economic issues in GOP caucus | Eastern NC Now

The Club for Growth, a powerful conservative political action committee that focuses on economic issues like spending, taxes, debt, and the budget has issued it most recent economic scorecard of the US Senate.   North Carolina RINO Sen. Thom Tillis was rated one of the most liberal Republicans in the Senate on economic issues.  Tillis was rated as one of the worst five in the Reputlican Senate caucus.  The others in the worst five were RINOs Lisa Murkowski of Alaska, Susan Collins of Maine, Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, and Markwayne Mullin of Oklahoma.

North Carolina's other senator, conservative Ted Budd ranked in 6th place as most conservative on economic issues with a score of 92%.  In the House, GOP Congressman Dan Bishop (R-NC) scored a perfect 100% and tied for best in the House.  The rest of the GOP delegation from NC had very mediocre scores.  Bishop is leaving Congress to run for Attorney General.

On the conservative end of the scale in the Senate, conservative Senators Ted Cruz of Texas, Rand Paul of Kentucky, and Mike Lee of Utah all tied for first place with perfect scores.

https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/senate/3060589/club-for-growth-best-worst-republicans-economy/

https://dailyhaymaker.com/club-for-growth-on-capitol-hill-bishop-best-while-tillis-one-of-worst-on-economy/

Meanwhile, Utah's Republican Senate primary nominated another Mitt Romney style GOP nominee, John Curtis in a disappointment to conservatives.  Curtis was backed heavily by Romney and by RINO leader Mitch McConnell and heavily funded by climate alarmists.  No big name conservative entered the race.  Small town mayor Trent Skaggs who had announced as an anti-Romney challenger before Romney retired was the only conservative in the race.  Skaggs got the endorsement of the Utah state Republican convention for the seat, but was not able to overcome Curtis' big money, much of which was from liberal sources in both parties.  Meet the new Romney, same as the old Romney.