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|undefeated WBC heavyweight boxing champion who has held every major professional title,<ref>https://www.espn.com/boxing/story/_/id/12370125/boxing-champions-list</ref> Tyson Fury is outspokenly conservative on social issues, opposed to entitlements for [[immigration|immigrants]], and extraordinarily charitable in donating to struggling citizens in the [[United Kingdom]].

|undefeated WBC heavyweight boxing champion who has held every major professional title,<ref>https://www.espn.com/boxing/story/_/id/12370125/boxing-champions-list</ref> Tyson Fury is outspokenly conservative on social issues, opposed to entitlements for [[immigration|immigrants]], and extraordinarily charitable in donating to struggling citizens in the [[United Kingdom]].

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|Margaret Court

|Novak Djokovic

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|greatest tennis player ever in terms of most titles won, most Grand Slam titles, highest winning percentage, etc.  But ostracized today by the [[liberal media]] due to her conservative views on social issues.

|#1 in the world for much of the last decade and likely to break Roger Federer's all-time record for most weeks (310) as #1, Novak Djokovic often gives glory to God with the sign of the [[Crucifixion|Cross]] after big tennis victories.  While he was winning the intense finals of the Australian Open in 2012 (which he won again in 2020), he did the sign of the cross after key points and even kissed a wooden cross, which the [[liberal media]] falsely described as "kissing his necklace."<ref>http://trueblueconservative.com/2012/01/djokovic-pulls-a-tebow-southern-prose/</ref>  Djokovic is also outspoken against mandatory [[vaccine|vaccination]].

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|Herschel Walker

|Herschel Walker

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|Perhaps the greatest athlete of the last half-century, Walker had sprinter speed in a lineman's physique with apparent immunity to fatigue.  He ranks 12th in career all-purpose yardage in the NFL, and also had a very successful career in the rival USFL and in college.  But he is excluded from the NFL Hall of Fame because of his conservative views<ref>Walker tweeted in June 2019: “Not to point fingers at California, but why would you give free healthcare to illegal immigrants when your streets are littered with homeless legal residents, trash, and tents. California is a beautiful place, so let’s keep it that way.” [http://www.ktvu.com/sports/nfl-legend-herschel-walker-slams-california-bill-aiming-to-give-health-care-benefits-to-some-illegal]</ref> and/or the demonic NFL's bias against the very best athletes.

|Perhaps the greatest athlete of the last half-century, Walker had sprinter speed in a lineman's physique with apparent immunity to fatigue.  He ranks 12th in career all-purpose yardage in the NFL, and also had a very successful career in the rival USFL and in college.  But he is excluded from the NFL Hall of Fame because of his conservative views<ref>Walker tweeted in June 2019: “Not to point fingers at California, but why would you give free healthcare to illegal immigrants when your streets are littered with homeless legal residents, trash, and tents. California is a beautiful place, so let’s keep it that way.” [http://www.ktvu.com/sports/nfl-legend-herschel-walker-slams-california-bill-aiming-to-give-health-care-benefits-to-some-illegal]</ref> and/or the demonic NFL's bias against the very best athletes.

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|[[Bubba Watson]]

|[[Bubba Watson]]

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|football

|one of the best linemen in the NFL who was selected for the Pro Bowl, Runyan was a two-term Republican Congressman (NJ) from 2011 to 2015

|one of the best linemen in the NFL who was selected for the Pro Bowl, Runyan was a two-term Republican Congressman (NJ) from 2011 to 2015

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|[[Tim Tebow]]

|[[Tim Tebow]]