charlie baker, massachusetts (2015<u+2013>present)[31] robert j. bentley, alabama (2011<u+2013>present) (withdrew endorsement)[32] dennis daugaard, south dakota (2011<u+2013>present) (withdrew endorsement, called on trump to withdraw his candidacy)[33] bill haslam, tennessee (2011<u+2013>present)[34] gary herbert, utah (2009<u+2013>present) (withdrew endorsement)[35] larry hogan, maryland (2015<u+2013>present)[36][37] susana martinez, new mexico (2011<u+2013>present); chair of the republican governors association (2015<u+2013>present)[38] brian sandoval, nevada (2011<u+2013>present) (withdrew endorsement)[39] rick snyder, michigan (2011<u+2013>present)[40] former former massachusetts governor and 2012 nominee for president mitt romney arne carlson, minnesota (1991<u+2013>99) (endorsed hillary clinton)[17] a. linwood holton jr., virginia (1970<u+2013>74); assistant secretary of state for legislative affairs (1974<u+2013>75) (endorsed hillary clinton)[41] jon huntsman jr., utah (2005<u+2013>09); united states ambassador to china (2009<u+2013>11); united states ambassador to singapore (1992<u+2013>93) (withdrew endorsement)[42] william milliken, michigan (1969<u+2013>83) (endorsed hillary clinton)[43] kay a. orr, nebraska (1987<u+2013>91)[44] tim pawlenty, minnesota (2003<u+2013>11) (withdrew endorsement)[45] marc racicot, montana (1993<u+2013>01); chair of the republican national committee (2001<u+2013>03)[46] mitt romney, massachusetts (2003<u+2013>07), 2012 nominee for president[47] arnold schwarzenegger, california (2003<u+2013>11)[48] william weld, massachusetts (1991<u+2013>97) (2016 libertarian nominee for vice president)[49] u.s. senators[edit] arizona senator and 2008 nominee for president john mccain current kelly ayotte, new hampshire (2011<u+2013>present) (withdrew intended vote, writing-in mike pence)[50] shelley moore capito, west virginia (2015<u+2013>present) (withdrew endorsement)[51] susan collins, maine (1997<u+2013>present)[52] jeff flake, arizona (2013<u+2013>present) (called on trump to withdraw his candidacy)[53][54] cory gardner, colorado (2015<u+2013>present) (withdrew endorsement, called on trump to withdraw his candidacy, writing-in mike pence)[55] dean heller, nevada (2011<u+2013>present)[56] mark kirk, illinois (2010<u+2013>present) (withdrew endorsement, writing-in colin powell)[37] mike lee, utah (2011<u+2013>present)[57] john mccain, arizona (1987<u+2013>present); 2008 nominee for president (withdrew endorsement)[58] lisa murkowski, alaska (2002<u+2013>present) (called on trump to withdraw his candidacy)[59] rob portman, ohio (2010-present) [60] ben sasse, nebraska (2015<u+2013>present)[20][61] dan sullivan, alaska (2015<u+2013>present) (withdrew endorsement, called on trump to withdraw candidacy, writing-in mike pence)[62] john thune, south dakota (2005<u+2013>present) (withdrew endorsement, called on trump to withdraw candidacy)[63] former norm coleman, minnesota (2003<u+2013>09)[28][64] david durenberger, minnesota (1978<u+2013>95) (endorsed hillary clinton)[17] slade gorton, washington (1981<u+2013>87, 1989<u+2013>2001) (endorsed evan mcmullin)[65] gordon j. humphrey, new hampshire (1979<u+2013>90) (endorsed hillary clinton)[66][67] john warner, virginia (1979<u+2013>2009); united states secretary of the navy (1972<u+2013>74) (endorsed hillary clinton)[68] u.s. representatives[edit] nevada u.s. representative and 2016 nominee for u.s. senate joe heck current justin amash, michigan (2011<u+2013>present)[28] mike coffman, colorado (2009<u+2013>present)[69] barbara comstock, virginia (2015<u+2013>present)[70] carlos curbelo, florida (2015<u+2013>present)[20][71] rodney davis, illinois (2013<u+2013>present) (withdrew endorsement)[72] charlie dent, pennsylvania (2005<u+2013>present)[73] bob dold, illinois (2011<u+2013>13, 2015<u+2013>present)[28][74] jeff fortenberry, nebraska (2005<u+2013>present) (withdrew endorsement)[72] scott garrett, new jersey (2003<u+2013>present) (withdrew endorsement)[72] kay granger, texas (1997<u+2013>present) (called on trump to withdraw his candidacy)[75] richard l. hanna, new york (2011<u+2013>present) (endorsed hillary clinton)[28][76] cresent hardy, nevada (2015<u+2013>present) (withdrew endorsement)[77] joe heck, nevada (2011<u+2013>present); 2016 nominee for u.s. senate (withdrew endorsement)[77] jaime herrera beutler, washington (2011<u+2013>present) (writing-in paul ryan)[78] will hurd, texas (2015<u+2013>present)[79] david jolly, florida (2014<u+2013>present)[80] john katko, new york (2015<u+2013>present)[81] adam kinzinger, illinois (2011<u+2013>present)[82] steve knight, california (2015<u+2013>present)[83] frank lobiondo, new jersey (1995<u+2013>present) (withdrew endorsement, writing-in mike pence)[84] mia love, utah (2015<u+2013>present)[85] pat meehan, pennsylvania (2011<u+2013>present) (called on trump to withdraw his candidacy)[84] erik paulsen, minnesota (2009<u+2013>present) (withdrew endorsement)[86] reid ribble, wisconsin (2011<u+2013>present)[28] scott rigell, virginia (2011<u+2013>present) (endorsed gary johnson)[20] martha roby, alabama (2011<u+2013>present) (called on trump to withdraw his candidacy)[87][88] tom rooney, florida (2009<u+2013>present) (withdrew endorsement)[72] ileana ros-lehtinen, florida (1989<u+2013>present)[28] mike simpson, idaho (1999<u+2013>present) (withdrew endorsement)[10] fred upton, michigan (1987<u+2013>present)[89] david valadao, california (2013<u+2013>present)[90] ann wagner, missouri (2013<u+2013>present) (withdrew endorsement)[91] host of morning joe on msnbc and former u.s. representative from florida joe scarborough former steve bartlett, texas (1983<u+2013>91)[92] bob bauman, maryland (1973<u+2013>81)[92] sherwood boehlert, new york (1993<u+2013>2007) (endorsed hillary clinton)[93] jack buechner, missouri (1987<u+2013>91)[92] tom campbell, california (1989<u+2013>93, 1995<u+2013>2001) (endorsed gary johnson)[94] bill clinger, pennsylvania (1979<u+2013>97)[92] tom coleman, missouri (1976<u+2013>93)[92] geoff davis, kentucky (2005<u+2013>12)[92] mickey edwards, oklahoma (1977<u+2013>93)[92] harris fawell, illinois (1985<u+2013>99)[92] ed foreman, texas (1963<u+2013>65, 1969<u+2013>71)[92] amo houghton, new york (1987<u+2013>2005)[92] bob inglis, south carolina (1993<u+2013>99, 2005<u+2013>11)[28] jim kolbe, arizona (1985<u+2013>2007) (endorsed gary johnson)[95] steve kuykendall, california (1999<u+2013>2001)[92] jim leach, iowa (1977<u+2013>2007)[92] pete mccloskey, california (1967<u+2013>83)[92] connie morella, maryland (1987<u+2013>2003) (endorsed hillary clinton)[17] mike parker, mississippi (1989<u+2013>99); assistant secretary of the army for civil works (2001<u+2013>02)[92] ron paul, texas (1976<u+2013>77, 1979<u+2013>85, 1997<u+2013>2013)[96] tom petri, wisconsin (1979<u+2013>2015)[92] john porter, illinois (1980<u+2013>2001)[92] joe scarborough, florida (1995<u+2013>2001); commentator and author[97] claudine schneider, rhode island (1981<u+2013>91) (endorsed hillary clinton)[93] chris shays, connecticut (1987<u+2013>2009) (endorsed hillary clinton)[17] peter smith, vermont (1989<u+2013>11)[92] mark souder, indiana (1995<u+2013>2010)[98] j.c. watts, oklahoma (1995<u+2013>2003)[20] edward weber, ohio (1981<u+2013>83)[92] vin weber, minnesota (1983<u+2013>93)[99] g. william whitehurst, virginia (1969<u+2013>87)[92] dick zimmer, new jersey (1991<u+2013>97) (endorsed gary johnson)[100] former state department officials[edit] richard armitage, deputy secretary of state; assistant secretary of defense for international security affairs (endorsed hillary clinton)[101] john b. bellinger iii, legal adviser of the department of state; legal adviser to the national security council[12] robert blackwill, united states ambassador to india; deputy national security advisor for strategic planning (endorsed hillary clinton)[12][17] r. nicholas burns, under secretary of state for political affairs; united states ambassador to nato; united states ambassador to greece (endorsed hillary clinton)[102] eliot a. cohen, counselor of the united states department of state[12][20] chester crocker, assistant secretary of state for african affairs[22] jendayi frazer, assistant secretary of state for african affairs[12] james k. glassman, under secretary of state for public diplomacy and public affairs (endorsed hillary clinton)[22] david f. gordon, director of policy planning[12] donald gregg, united states ambassador to south korea[19] david a. gross, u.s. coordinator for international communications and information policy (endorsed hillary clinton)[17] john hillen, assistant secretary of state for political-military affairs[12] reuben jeffery iii, under secretary of state for economic growth, energy, and the environment[12] robert joseph, under secretary of state for arms control and international security affairs[22] david j. kramer, assistant secretary of state for democracy, human rights, and labor[12] stephen d. krasner, director of policy planning[22] frank lavin, united states ambassador to singapore; under secretary of commerce for international trade (endorsed hillary clinton)[17] robert mccallum, united states ambassador to australia; acting united states deputy attorney general[12] richard miles, united states ambassador to azerbaijan, bulgaria, and georgia; acting united states ambassador to kyrgyzstan[22] roger noriega, assistant secretary of state for western hemisphere affairs[22] john osborn, member of the u.s. advisory commission on public diplomacy[22] kristen silverberg, assistant secretary of state for international organization affairs[12] william howard taft iv, legal adviser of the department of state; united states ambassador to nato; united states deputy secretary of defense[12] shirin r. tahir-kheli, senior advisor for women<u+2019>s empowerment; special assistant to the president for democracy, human rights and international operations (endorsed hillary clinton)[12][17] betty tamposi, assistant secretary of state for consular affairs (endorsed hillary clinton)[103] peter teeley, united states ambassador to canada (endorsed hillary clinton)[17] robert tuttle, united states ambassador to the united kingdom (endorsed hillary clinton)[104] philip zelikow, counselor of the united states department of state[12] former defense department officials[edit] don bacon, brigadier general, united states air force; 2016 nominee for nebraska<u+2019>s 2nd district (called on trump to withdraw his candidacy)[105] seth cropsey, assistant secretary of defense for special operations/low intensity conflict & interdependent capabilities[22] michael b. donley, united states secretary of the air force (endorsed hillary clinton)[17] eric edelman, under secretary of defense for policy[12] doug feith, under secretary of defense for policy[106] robert hastings, acting assistant to the secretary of defense for public affairs[22] tim kane, united states air force intelligence officer; chief labor economist, joint economic committee[22] mary beth long, assistant secretary of defense for international security affairs[12] alberto j. mora, general counsel of the navy (endorsed hillary clinton)[17] gale pollock, acting surgeon general of the united states army (endorsed hillary clinton)[17] martha rainville, major general, united states air force; vermont adjutant general[22] michael rubin, defense country director for iran and iraq[22] kalev sepp, deputy assistant secretary of defense for special operations capabilities[22] matthew waxman, deputy assistant secretary of defense for detainee affairs (endorsed hillary clinton)[10][12] paul wolfowitz, united states deputy secretary of defense; president of the world bank group (voting for clinton)[107] dov zakheim, comptroller of the department of defense[12] former national security officials[edit] ken adelman, director of the arms control and disarmament agency (endorsed hillary clinton)[10][22] mike baker, covert operations officer, central intelligence agency[22] tom donnelly, director of the policy group, house armed services committee[22] gary edson, deputy national security advisor[12] richard falkenrath, deputy homeland security advisor[12] peter feaver, senior director for strategic planning[12] aaron friedberg, deputy national security advisor to the vice president[12] greg garcia, assistant secretary of homeland security for cyber security and telecommunications[22] michael green, senior director for asia, national security council[12] paul haenle, director for china and taiwan, national security council[12] michael hayden, director of the central intelligence agency (2006<u+2013>09)[12] william inboden, senior director for strategic planning, national security council[12] james jeffrey, deputy national security advisor[12] james c. langdon, jr., chair of the president<u+2019>s intelligence advisory board[12] deborah loewer, director of the white house situation room (endorsed hillary clinton)[108] evan mcmullin, operations officer, central intelligence agency; senior adviser for national security, house foreign affairs committee (independent candidate for president)[109][110] paul d. miller, director for afghanistan, national security council[22] meghan o<u+2019>sullivan, deputy national security advisor for iraq and afghanistan[12] kori schake, director of defense strategy, national security council[12] gary schmitt, executive director of the president<u+2019>s intelligence advisory board[22] brent scowcroft, national security advisor (1975<u+2013>77, 1989<u+2013>93); chair of the president<u+2019>s intelligence advisory board (2001<u+2013>05) (endorsed hillary clinton)[17] david shedd, deputy director of national intelligence; acting director of the defense intelligence agency[22] stephen slick, senior director for intelligence programs, national security council[12] frances townsend, homeland security advisor[22] kenneth wainstein, homeland security advisor[12] other former federal government officials[edit] former chief of staff to the vice president and founder of the weekly standard bill kristol donald b. ayer, united states deputy attorney general[12] phillip d. brady, white house staff secretary; white house cabinet secretary (endorsed hillary clinton)[108] paul k. charlton, united states attorney[111] linda chavez, director of the office of public liaison; 1986 nominee for u.s. senator from maryland[28] jim cicconi, white house staff secretary (endorsed hillary clinton)[17] scott evertz, director of the office of national aids policy (endorsed hillary clinton)[17] tony fratto, deputy white house press secretary[112] charles fried, united states solicitor general; associate justice of the massachusetts supreme judicial court (endorsed hillary clinton)[113] fred t. goldberg, jr., assistant secretary of the treasury for tax policy; commissioner of internal revenue (endorsed hillary clinton)[17] hugh hewitt, assistant white house counsel; conservative radio host (called on trump to withdraw his candidacy)[114] theodore kassinger, united states deputy secretary of commerce[12] bill kristol, chief of staff to the vice president (endorsed evan mcmullin)[115] rosario marin, treasurer of the united states (endorsed hillary clinton)[116] john mckay, former united states attorney (endorsed hillary clinton)[117] andrew natsios, administrator of the united states agency for international development; chair of the massachusetts republican party[12] daniel f. runde, director of the global development alliance[22] larry d. thompson, united states deputy attorney general[12] dan webb, former united states attorney (endorsed hillary clinton)[118] peter wehner, director of the office of strategic initiatives[10] lezlee westine, director of the office of public liaison (2001<u+2013>2005) (endorsed hillary clinton)[99][119] peter zeidenberg, assistant united states attorney[111] statewide officials[edit] current brian calley, lieutenant governor of michigan (2011<u+2013>present) (called on trump to withdraw his candidacy)[120] spencer cox, lieutenant governor of utah (2013<u+2013>present)[121] kim guadagno, lieutenant governor of new jersey (2010<u+2013>present)[122] former paul anderson, associate justice of the minnesota supreme court (1994<u+2013>2013) (endorsed hillary clinton)[123] greg bell, lieutenant governor of utah (2009<u+2013>13) (endorsed evan mcmullin)[124] bob brown, secretary of state of montana (2001<u+2013>05) (endorsed hillary clinton)[125] betty montgomery, attorney general of ohio (1995<u+2013>2003), ohio state auditor (2003<u+2013>07)[126] mark shurtleff, attorney general of utah (2001<u+2013>13) (endorsed hillary clinton)[127] robert smith, associate judge of the new york court of appeals (2004<u+2013>14) (endorsed hillary clinton)[128] michael steele, lieutenant governor of maryland (2003<u+2013>07) and rnc chair (2009<u+2013>11)[129] diana taylor, new york superintendent of banks (2003<u+2013>07) (endorsed hillary clinton)[130] grant woods, attorney general of arizona (1991<u+2013>99) (endorsed hillary clinton)[131] state legislators[edit] current jack ciattarelli, new jersey state representative (2011<u+2013>present) (withdrew endorsement)[122] kurt daudt, minnesota state representative (2011<u+2013>present), speaker of the minnesota house of representatives (2015<u+2013>present) (called on trump to withdraw his candidacy)[132] david johnson, iowa state senator (2003<u+2013>present)[37][133] mark b. madsen, utah state senator (2005<u+2013>present) (endorsed gary johnson)[134] charisse millett, alaska state representative (2009<u+2013>present), majority leader (2015<u+2013>present) (withdrew endorsement)[135][136] ross spano, florida state representative (2012<u+2013>present)[80] joe sweeney, new hampshire state representative (2012<u+2013>present) (withdrew endorsement)[137] former lois sherman hagarty, pennsylvania state representative (1980<u+2013>92)[138] brian lees, massachusetts state senator (1989<u+2013>2007), minority leader (1993<u+2013>2007)[139] jack mcgregor, pennsylvania state senator (1963<u+2013>70) (endorsed hillary clinton)[108] will weatherford, florida state representative (2006<u+2013>14), speaker of the florida house of representatives (2012<u+2013>14)[140] municipal officials[edit] joel giambra, former erie county executive (endorsed hillary clinton)[141] carlos a. gim<u+00e9>nez, mayor of miami-dade county (endorsed hillary clinton)[142] danny jones, mayor of charleston, west virginia (endorsed gary johnson)[143][144] aimee winder newton, member of the salt lake county council (withdrew endorsement)[145] tom<u+00e1>s regalado, mayor of miami[146] other notable individuals[edit]
here<u+2019>s how against the republican establishment trump is:
eric zuesse.