Difference between revisions of "Conservative of the Year 2014"

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Nominations are open for Conservative of the Year 2014. Please make your nominations here:

Tentative Rank	Name	Achievements	Comments
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2	David Brat	Achieved the upset of the decade by defeating, in a landslide, the House Majority Leader in his own primary.
3	Scott Walker	Brought conservative prosperity to the formerly liberal Wisconsin, and then won reelection as governor by a landslide despite predictions of a close race.^[1]	Will he run for president in 2016?
4	Greg Abbott	In becoming the next conservative governor of Texas, Abbott fended off -- and trounced -- incredibly vile attacks by the pro-aborts which culminated in a wheelchair advertisement against him, which even some on the Left found to be appalling. He then won by a landslide of more than 20 points.
5	Kris Kobach
6	Tom Cotton
7	Tim Scott	African American U.S. Senator from South Carolina, who won reelection by adhering to conservative principles
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13	Germany	Continues to reject same-sex marriage and, with a conservative spirit at home and abroad, emerged victorious over same-sex marriage nations in the World Cup.^[2]
14	Texas GOP	stood up against the homosexual agenda by endorsing the right to conversion therapy
15	Christmas shoppers	Rejected Black Friday in greater numbers this year, handing a setback to the attempt to secularize Thanksgiving Day.

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