Anti-Trump conservative group to grade GOP lawmakers on whether they uphold democracy

Only 14 Republicans in Congress received an "A," the highest possible grade. In contrast, more than 100 Republicans received an "F," the lowest possible grade. In an interview, Troye, a former top aide to Vice President Mike Pence who now serves as a director of the Republican Accountability Project, described the report card as a "reference tool" and informational resource for voters that can be updated over time in light of new events and Republican lawmakers' actions. Troye, who calls herself "a radically moderate conservative," said the report card "says a lot about where the Republican Party is" and "speaks to the overall direction of where the GOP is based on where Trump has played a role and led it and how Trumpism has taken ahold of the base of the party."