Is your excuse for not understanding how elections work simply that you're retarded?

That's not even two full senate election cycles for most of the RINOs in the Senate is; do these people even fucking read what they're saying before they post it? Let's take Thom Tillis for example. > Elected in 2014 > Reelected in 2020 > Retiring after 2026 In 2014, Tillis road the wave of anti-Obama sentiment to barely win by ~1.5 pts and he did not been crack the 50% ceiling in that election. In 2016, Tillis begins his subtle opposition to Trump, but doesn't pick any specific fights with MAGA. Jump to 2020, a critical election for the Republicans that is as polarized as it can be across the country, and he wins by ~2 pts without still cracking the 50% ceiling in that election. After 2020, Tillis begins to antagonize Trump and much of the broader Republican party. He gets censured in 2023 by his own state GOP for his positions on immigration and gay marriage. He is one of three GOP senators to then oppose the OBBBA while then taking hostile stances against immigration enforcement officials, especially Kristi Noem. Trump criticized him on that and Tillis announces, like a bitch, that he will not seek re-election and has since taken an antagonistic position towards Trump, his cabinet, and even Michael Whatley. So no, it's not easy to just get rid of entrenched RINOs in the span of "10 years" when Senate elections are every six years and primarying RINOs in purple states like North Carolina is not a simple task to achieve without fracturing the GOP base there.

1. Vanderbilt 2. Baylor 3. Wake Forest 4. Duke 5. SMU 6. Rutgers 7. Purdue 8. Northwestern

Good luck getting that 1% of the vote in the primary after Kamala doesn't even campaign