The Freedom Index is a Congressional Scorecard Based on the U.S. Constitution rates congressmen based on their adherence to constitutional principles of limited government, fiscal responsibility, national sovereignty, and a traditional foreign policy of avoiding foreign entanglements. The percentages below are cumulative scores based on key votes from 1999 to 2014.
http://www.thenewamerican.com/freedomindex/index.php
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Let me express here my highest gratitude and congratulations for the Champions of the Constitution as listed below. Keep up the good work.
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The quisling class, with a freedom index of 25 or less, including all representatives, senators and congressmen is now 257 of a total of 531, that is 48%.
Those getting an index of 90 or above are here. Down to five from eight on 2014
State | Name | Index | |
Arizona | Dist.5 | Andy Biggs | 92 |
Kentucky | Sen. R | Rand Paul | 94 |
Kentucky | Dist.4 | Thomas Massie | 99 |
Michigan | Dist.3 | Justin Amash | 94 |
Utah | Sen M | Mike Lee | 93 |
Update coming soon. Meanwhile take a look yourself.
https://www.thenewamerican.com/freedom-index
The Rest of the Rest:
The rest of the representatives are practically lost having their Freedom Index less than 75, but who knows if they can rise. Where there is life there is also hope.
Hopeful Recovery:
Let’s not forget the semi floating class of representatives achieving a still hopeful 75 to 90. With these we still have some hope. There are only 37 in this group, representatives who have managed to maintain at least some principles. Maybe, if you cut the number of representatives to one hundred and maintain these with the eight Champions, you could have a governance team that respects the constitution.
State |
Representative |
Index |
Arizona |
80 |
|
Arizona |
76 |
|
Arizona |
82 |
|
Arizona |
75 |
|
California |
76 |
|
Colorado |
76 |
|
Colorado |
77 |
|
Florida |
78 |
|
Florida |
80 |
|
Florida |
88 |
|
Georgia |
79 |
|
Idaho |
84 |
|
Idaho |
89 |
|
Indiana |
75 |
|
Kansas |
89 |
|
Louisiana |
79 |
|
Maryland |
75 |
|
Michigan |
80 |
|
Minnesota |
80 |
|
North Carolina |
78 |
|
Ohio |
79 |
|
Oklahoma |
82 |
|
Oklahoma |
83 |
|
South Carolina |
81 |
|
South Carolina |
87 |
|
South Carolina |
84 |
|
South Carolina |
78 |
|
South Carolina |
78 |
|
Tennessee |
82 |
|
Tennessee |
80 |
|
Texas |
75 |
|
Utah |
76 |
|
Virginia |
77 |
|
Wisconsin |
82 |
|
Wisconsin |
77 |
|
Wyoming |
80 |
|
Wyoming |
79 |
Quisling Class Continues - one more time:
Vermont |
15 |
|
Vermont |
24 |
|
Virginia |
12 |
|
Virginia |
0 |
|
Virginia |
23 |
|
Virginia |
20 |
|
Virginia |
16 |
|
Washington |
12 |
|
Washington |
11 |
|
Washington |
18 |
|
Washington |
23 |
|
Washington |
25 |
|
Washington |
20 |
|
Washington |
20 |
|
West Virginia |
13 |
|
Wisconsin |
24 |
|
Wisconsin |
24 |
Quisling Class Continues:
New York |
13 |
|
New York |
10 |
|
New York |
20 |
|
New York |
19 |
|
New York |
19 |
|
New York |
20 |
|
New York |
22 |
|
New York |
25 |
|
New York |
24 |
|
New York |
23 |
|
New York |
21 |
|
New York |
19 |
|
New York |
21 |
|
New York |
23 |
|
New York |
18 |
|
New York |
15 |
|
New York |
16 |
|
New York |
20 |
|
New York |
21 |
|
New York |
21 |
|
New York |
20 |
|
New York |
16 |
|
North Carolina |
11 |
|
North Carolina |
16 |
|
North Carolina |
19 |
|
North Dakota |
14 |
|
Ohio |
23 |
|
Ohio |
24 |
|
Ohio |
21 |
|
Oregon |
16 |
|
Oregon |
11 |
|
Oregon |
21 |
|
Oregon |
23 |
|
Pennsylvania |
10 |
|
Pennsylvania |
22 |
|
Pennsylvania |
20 |
|
Pennsylvania |
11 |
|
Rhode Island |
14 |
|
Rhode Island |
11 |
|
Rhode Island |
20 |
|
South Carolina |
20 |
|
South Dakota |
16 |
|
Tennessee |
23 |
|
Tennessee |
21 |
|
Texas |
25 |
|
Texas |
21 |
|
Texas |
24 |
|
Texas |
16 |
|
Texas |
19 |
|
Texas |
19 |
|
Texas |
20 |
|
Texas |
25 |
Quisling Class Continues:
Maryland |
17 |
|
Maryland |
13 |
|
Maryland |
16 |
|
Maryland |
18 |
|
Maryland |
21 |
|
Maryland |
16 |
|
Maryland |
17 |
|
Maryland |
22 |
|
Maryland |
19 |
|
Massachusetts |
3 |
|
Massachusetts |
22 |
|
Massachusetts |
20 |
|
Massachusetts |
24 |
|
Massachusetts |
17 |
|
Massachusetts |
24 |
|
Massachusetts |
25 |
|
Michigan |
17 |
|
Michigan |
12 |
|
Michigan |
17 |
|
Michigan |
21 |
|
Michigan |
17 |
|
Minnesota |
7 |
|
Minnesota |
7 |
|
Minnesota |
18 |
|
Minnesota |
21 |
|
Minnesota |
24 |
|
Missouri |
17 |
|
Missouri |
24 |
|
Missouri |
23 |
|
Montana |
21 |
|
Montana |
0 |
|
Nevada |
17 |
|
Nevada |
12 |
|
Nevada |
16 |
|
New Hampshire |
8 |
|
New Hampshire |
18 |
|
New Hampshire |
20 |
|
New Jersey |
18 |
|
New Jersey |
9 |
|
New Jersey |
25 |
|
New Jersey |
11 |
|
New Jersey |
24 |
|
New Mexico |
20 |
|
New Mexico |
10 |
|
New Mexico |
23 |
|
New Mexico |
19 |
Quisling Class Continues:
Colorado |
20 |
|
Colorado |
9 |
|
Colorado |
20 |
|
Colorado |
25 |
|
Colorado |
16 |
|
Connecticut |
10 |
|
Connecticut |
14 |
|
Connecticut |
22 |
|
Connecticut |
18 |
|
Connecticut |
20 |
|
Connecticut |
12 |
|
Delaware |
10 |
|
Delaware |
14 |
|
Delaware |
13 |
|
Florida |
13 |
|
Florida |
20 |
|
Florida |
12 |
|
Florida |
20 |
|
Florida |
23 |
|
Florida |
16 |
|
Florida |
15 |
|
Florida |
23 |
|
Florida |
13 |
|
Georgia |
17 |
|
Georgia |
25 |
|
Georgia |
20 |
|
Hawaii |
11 |
|
Hawaii |
3 |
|
Hawaii |
21 |
|
Illinois |
11 |
|
Illinois |
23 |
|
Illinois |
24 |
|
Illinois |
20 |
|
Illinois |
22 |
|
Illinois |
18 |
|
Illinois |
24 |
|
Illinois |
13 |
|
Illinois |
24 |
|
Illinois |
13 |
|
Illinois |
14 |
|
Illinois |
23 |
|
Illinois |
14 |
|
Indiana |
22 |
|
Indiana |
16 |
|
Iowa |
14 |
|
Iowa |
19 |
|
Iowa |
18 |
|
Kentucky |
19 |
|
Louisiana |
19 |
|
Louisiana |
22 |
|
Maine |
10 |
The Rest of the Quisling Class Divided by States:
The rest of the Quisling class has an alarmingly high number of representatives, a whopping 200 who have been compromised, blackmailed, bought, brainwashed, or are otherwise witless. These are the bottom of the barrel, and completely hopeless. What can you say? The whole quisling class forms an incredible 38% of the total of 531 representatives. That, when compared to the Champions of the Constitution member’s meager 1,5% of the total, indicates a truly miserable situation.
State |
Representative |
Index |
Alabama |
14 |
|
Alaska |
14 |
|
Arizona |
21 |
|
Arizona |
10 |
|
Arizona |
22 |
|
Arizona |
13 |
|
Arkansas |
19 |
|
California |
12 |
|
California |
13 |
|
California |
13 |
|
California |
20 |
|
California |
20 |
|
California |
10 |
|
California |
15 |
|
California |
24 |
|
California |
17 |
|
California |
24 |
|
California |
18 |
|
California |
23 |
|
California |
20 |
|
California |
24 |
|
California |
21 |
|
California |
21 |
|
California |
13 |
|
California |
23 |
|
California |
19 |
|
California |
20 |
|
California |
23 |
|
California |
19 |
|
California |
20 |
|
California |
20 |
|
California |
24 |
|
California |
25 |
|
California |
21 |
|
California |
16 |
|
California |
17 |
The Quisling Class:
In the Quisling class of Freedom Index 25 or less there are two representatives who achieve a deplorable ZERO. Shame on you!
State |
Representative |
Index |
Montana |
0 |
|
Virginia |
0 |
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