The Boehner RINOs

Speaker John Boehner (RINO-OH)) has about 100 Republican members he can count on if and when the Senate-passed "fiscal-cliff" bill hits the House floor, according to an analysis by The Hill.

Boehner has not expressed opposition or support for the Senate legislation...

HE SUPPORTS IT...

...but Rep. Tom Cole (RINO-OK)), a member of the GOP leadership team, backed the bill during a Tuesday morning interview on MSNBC and later predicted a majority of Republicans will support it.

NO WAY HE'D HAVE GONE OUT ON THAT LIMB WITHOUT BOEHNER'S SUPPORT. PERIOD.

To assess party loyalty, The Hill analyzed five controversial bills on fiscal matters that sparked outcry from factions on the Right and significant defections from House GOP members: a March 15, 2011 stopgap funding bill; an April 14, 2011 bill that averted a government shutdown; an Aug. 1 roll call on the Budget Control Act; a Nov. 17, 2011 "minibus" appropriations measure; and a Feb. 17, 2012 vote to extend the payroll tax holiday.

Republican defections ranged from 54 to 101 on these bills.

ON THE OTHER HAND...

Despite the GOP infighting, 92 House Republicans didn't buck leadership on any of those measures.

NONE. ZIP. ZERO. NADA.

This group includes leadership lawmakers, committee and subcommittee chairmen and a surprising number of freshman members.

Some of Boehner's loyal legislators include GOP Reps. Cole, Steven LaTourette (OH), Pete King (NY), Darrell Issa (CA), Gary Miller (Calif.), Tom Marino (PA), Jon Runyan (NJ) and Steve Stivers (OH).

AGAIN, FOLKS... CLOWNS LIKE KING ARE NOT "TEA PARTY CONSERVATIVES." KING TALKS A GOOD GAME - PARTICULARLY ON SO-CALLED "NATIONAL SECURITY" ISSUES - BUT AT ROOT HE'S A TAX AND SPEND, BORROW AND SPEND ESTABLISHMENT POLITICIAN IN IT FOR THE POWER, "GLORY," AND MONEY.

ISSA...? HE DOES A LOT OF GOOD THINGS... PARTICULARLY INVESTIGATIVE ACTIONS OUTTING DEMOCRAT CORRUPTION... BUT LIKE THE STORY SAYS... WHEN PUSH COMES TO SHOVE HE'S A BOEHNER LOYALIST.

There are an additional 51 House Republicans who broke ranks on only one of the five votes reviewed by The Hill, including GOP Reps. Bob Goodlatte (VA), Jeb Hensarling (TX), Tom Latham (IA), Steve Scalise (LA) and Frank Wolf (VA).

IT BREAKS MY HEART TO SEE HENSARLING'S NAME THERE.

The following is the list of 92 House Republicans who didn't defect on any of the five fiscal cliff bills reviewed by The Hill.

THE LOYALIST LOYALISTS SO TO SPEAK...

Rodney Alexander (La.)

Lou Barletta (Pa.)

Charlie Bass (N.H.)*

Rick Berg (N.D.)*

Judy Biggert (Ill.)*

Brian Bilbray (Calif.)*

Gus Bilirakis (Fla.)

John Boehner (Ohio)

Mary Bono Mack (Calif.)*

Vern Buchanan (Fla.)

Ken Calvert (Calif.)

Dave Camp (Mich.)

Eric Cantor (Va.)

Shelly Moore Capito (W.Va.)

Howard Coble (N.C.)

Tom Cole (Okla.)

Mike Conaway (Texas)

Rick Crawford (Ark.)

Ander Crenshaw (Fla.)

John Culberson (Texas)

Jeff Denham (Calif.)

Charlie Dent (Pa.)

Mario Diaz-Balart (Fla.)

Robert Dold (Ill.)*

David Dreier (Calif.)*

Renee Ellmers (N.C.)

Jo Ann Emerson (Mo.)*

Mike Fitzpatrick (Pa.)

Bill Flores (Texas)

Rodney Frelinghuysen (N.J.)

Jim Gerlach (Pa.)

Bob Gibbs (Ohio)

Chris Gibson (N.Y.)

Paul Gosar (Ariz.)

Tim Griffin (Ark.)

Michael Grimm (N.Y.)

Brett Guthrie (Ky.)

Richard Hanna (N.Y.)

Gregg Harper (Miss.)

Doc Hastings (Wash.)

Nan Hayworth (N.Y.)*

Joe Heck (Nev.)

Darrell Issa (Calif.)

Bill Johnson (Ohio)

Sam Johnson (Texas)

Mike Kelly (Pa.)

Pete King (N.Y.)

John Kline (Minn.)

Leonard Lance (N.J.)

Steven LaTourette (Ohio)*

Bob Latta (Ohio)

Jerry Lewis (Calif.)*

Frank LoBiondo (N.J.)

Frank Lucas (Okla.)

Blaine Luetkemeyer (Mo.)

Donald Manzullo (Ill.)*

Tom Marino (Pa.)

Kevin McCarthy (Calif.)

Mike McCaul (Texas)

Buck McKeon (Calif.)

Cathy McMorris Rodgers (Wash.)

Patrick Meehan (Pa.)

Gary Miller (Calif.)

Alan Nunnelee (Miss.)

Steven Palazzo (Miss.)

Todd Platts (Pa.)*

Dave Reichert (Wash.)

Jim Renacci (Ohio)

David Rivera (Fla.)*

Hal Rogers (Ky.)

Mike Rogers (Mich.)

Tom Rooney (Fla.)

Peter Roskam (Ill.)

Ileana Ros-Lehtinen (Fla.)

Jon Runyan (N.J.)

Bobby Schilling (Ill.)*

Aaron Schock (Ill.)

John Shimkus (Ill.)

Bill Shuster (Pa.)

Adrian Smith (Neb.)

Lamar Smith (Texas)

Steve Stivers (Ohio)

Glenn Thompson (Pa.)

Pat Tiberi (Ohio)

Bob Turner (N.Y.)*

Fred Upton (Mich.)

Greg Walden (Ore.)

Daniel Webster (Fla.)

Rob Wittman (Va.)

Steve Womack (Ark.)

Don Young (Alaska)

Bill Young (Fla.)

* The 16 Members who are retiring or were defeated in 2012 election cycle