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Scott Walker wins Conservative of the Year 2014, defeating 19 other tremendous conservative nominee
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Scott Walker moves to #1
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6 |Tom Cotton |A strong conservative who defeated the entrenched Dem incumbent U.S. Senator by a landslide of 17 points -- a full 10 points more than the polls predicted.
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Inhabitants of Crimea |Voted to join Conservative Russia, rather than the pro-homosexual agenda European Union.
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Putin - perhaps not #1, how about #17?
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Greg Abbott: He might be able to win the Republican presidential nomination in 2016. Why wait?
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O'Reilly is Archie Bunker for people over 75 years old, and won't even speak against the homosexual agenda in a meaningful manner.
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Kris Kobach |a conservative who stands against illegal immigration, Kobach won reelection in a 18-point landslide as Secretary of State despite an all-out attempt by liberals to defeat him
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Mia Love |Overcoming the intense opposition by liberals to black conservative women, she was elected to Congress in a district previously held by a Dem. |For an encore, she could win the Senat
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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.
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