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Line 1: − Accepting nominations:+ − − {| class="wikitable" − |- − !Tentative Rank − !Name − !Achievements − !Comments − |- − |1 − |[[2012 Summer Olympics]] participants − |The inspiring athletes are overwhelmingly [[conservative]] and outspoken in their [[Christian]] faith; displayed conservative lifestyles, charity, and patriotism. − |Moved to number 1 because their values and work ethic were so exemplary. Why can't underachieving [[atheists]] learn from this? − |- − |2 − |Governor [[Scott Walker]] − |took on and triumphed over [[liberals]] in [[Wisconsin]], including signing new [[pro-life]] legislation into law, rejecting the [[ObamaCare]] health insurance exchanges, and curbing [[Leftist]] [[early voting]]. − |Why can't more Republican governors be like Walker? − |- − |3 − |Rep. [[Ron Paul]] − |gained support, particularly among young people, for his [[conservative]] ideas, from auditing the [[Federal Reserve]] to reducing foreign interventionalism; did well in his campaign for president − |If Romney had welcomed Paul rather than shun him, Romney may have won − |- − |4 − |Rep. [[Todd Akin]] − |stood up to [[media bullying]] and remained a strong [[prolife]] advocate despite the demands by [[pro-aborts]] for him to cave in. − |Set a high standard for principles in politics, and exposed the [[RINO Backers]] in the process. − |- − |5 − |Dan Cathy − |CEO of [[Chick-Fil-A]]; He stood strong in defense of [[God]]'s laws as a campaign of liberal hate made him nationwide news. − |Set franchise sales records as the chain was rewarded by the public − |- − |6 − |Rep. [[Paul Ryan]] − |excellent Vice Presidential candidate; spokesman for fiscal conservatives in Congress − |Did more for the Republican brand than anyone else in 2012 − |- − |7 − |Greg Abbott − |Attorney General of Texas who repeatedly rejected the [[pro-abortion]] and other [[liberal]] policies of the [[Obama Administration]], leading as many as 16 lawsuits against Obama's unjustified policies − |Abbott has overcome a personal disability that confines him to a wheelchair. − |- − |8 − |[[Richard Mourdock]] − |Treasurer of the State of [[Indiana]]. His sincere, logical answer to a question at the debate for the [[U.S. Senate]] seat for Indiana caused him to lose due to liberal demagoguery − |He put logic and personal [[faith]] above public approval, passing a test that so many fail. − |- − |9 − |[[Victoria Jackson]] − |The former Saturday Night Live star who is an effective conservative commentator − |In 2012, Victoria Jackson outshined the [[RINO Backers]]. − |- − |10 − |[[Tim Tebow]] − |[[conservative]] quarterback who led his team to a spectacular playoff upset of the mighty Pittsburgh Steelers in January − |unfairly denied another real opportunity since his stunning victory over the Steelers, Tebow handled the inhuman treatment by the [[liberal media]] with charm and grace − |- − |11 − |[[Dinesh D'Souza]] − |His film [[2016: Obama's America]] became the second highest box office success for a political documentary in history.[http://www.foxnews.com/opinion/2012/10/17/2016-obama-america-film-maker-am-not-having-affair/] − |His documentary relied exclusively on using Obama's own words, the liberal media ignoring the film's existence couldn't stop its success. − |- − |12 − |Australian Queensland Premier Campbell Newman − |The leader of the Liberal National Party in Queensland who won government from the reigning Labor party by taking 78 out of a possible 89, leaving Labor with just 7 seats. − |He also broke the public service unions and put in legislation to make the government live within its means. − |- − |13 − |Park Geun-hye − |[[Conservative]] leader of the Saenuri Party in [[South Korea]], Park Geun-hye became the first woman president in its nation's history.<ref name="Heritage">http://blog.heritage.org/2012/12/19/heritage-welcomes-conservative-victories-in-south-korea-and-japan/</ref> − |Underreported by the [[liberal media]] because they oppose conservative women leaders − |- − |14 − |Shinzo Abe − |Led the conservative Liberal Democratic Party to victory in [[Japan]]'s elections for its lower house.<ref name="Heritage"/> − |Japan is an essential ally against [[communist]] [[China]]'s growing aggression. − |- − |15 − |[[Wayne LaPierre]] − |Executive VP of National Rife Association defended gun rights after Sandy Hook − |Led spirited defense of Second Amendment in the face of RINO defections on Gun rights − |- − |} − − == See also == − − *[[Conservative of the Year 2011]] − *[[Conservative of the Year 2010]] − *[[Conservatives of the Decade, 2009]] − *[[Essay:Conservatives of the Decade]] − − == References == − − − − [[Category:politics]]
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