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| − | *[[Dr. Rand Paul]], Kentucky Senator for exposing the [[fraud]] of [[Anthony Fauci]] and defending [[Human Rights]] | + | *[[Dr. Rand Paul]], Kentucky Senator for exposing the [[fraud]] of [[Anthony Fauci]] and defending [[Human Rights]] (won before). |
| | *Rep. [[Marjorie Taylor Greene]], for standing up against the [[Left]] and not deferring to any of their [[liberal claptrap]]. | | *Rep. [[Marjorie Taylor Greene]], for standing up against the [[Left]] and not deferring to any of their [[liberal claptrap]]. |
| − | *Rep. [[Madison Cawthorn]] (R-NC), the youngest congressman who turned the constitutional minimum of 25 years old merely months before the general election, for his outspoken criticism and opposition to [[election fraud]].
| + | *[[Herschel Walker]], a [[Essay:Greatest Conservative Sports Stars|Greatest Conservative Sports Star]] whose [[Georgia]] candidacy for the [[U.S. Senate]] is bold and likely to end [[Dem]] rule there, in addition to inspiring many others to run for other seats |
| − | *[[Herschel Walker]], a [[Essay:Greatest Conservative Sports Stars|Greatest Conservative Sports Star]] whose [[Georgia]] candidacy for the [[U.S. Senate]] is bold and likely to end [[Dem]] rule there. | + | *Rep. [[Madison Cawthorn]] (R-NC), the youngest congressman who turned the constitutional minimum of 25 years old merely months before the general election, for his outspoken criticism and opposition to [[election fraud]].. |
| | *United States Senator [[Joe Manchin]], although not entirely a Conservative and a registered Democrat, for opposing many radical left-wing Democrat proposals, such as defunding the police and the packing of the United States Supreme Court, which has infuriated Senator Manchin's Democrat colleagues. | | *United States Senator [[Joe Manchin]], although not entirely a Conservative and a registered Democrat, for opposing many radical left-wing Democrat proposals, such as defunding the police and the packing of the United States Supreme Court, which has infuriated Senator Manchin's Democrat colleagues. |
| − | *Rep. [[Paul Gosar]], stood up against voter fraud, voted against Juneteenth National Independence Day, and emerged as the most outspoken conservative among House Republicans | + | *Rep. [[Paul Gosar]], stood up against voter fraud, voted against Juneteenth National Independence Day, and emerged as the most outspoken conservative among House Republicans. |
| − | *[[Josh Hawley]], for standing up against voter fraud. | + | *[[Josh Hawley]], for standing up against voter fraud (won before). |
| | == Top tier == | | == Top tier == |
| | *Republican congressman [[Markwayne Mullin]] (OK–2), who heroically evacuated an American family from [[Afghanistan]] amidst the [[Fall of Kabul]]<ref>Notheis, Asher (September 6, 2021). [https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/markwayne-mullin-helped-family-evacuate-afghanistan Markwayne Mullin says he helped American family evacuate Afghanistan]. ''Washington Examiner''. Retrieved November 22, 2021.</ref> in spite of establishment opposition from both parties<ref>Chamberlain, Samuel (September 1, 2021). [https://nypost.com/2021/09/01/rep-markwayne-mullin-tried-rogue-afghanistan-rescue-mission/ GOP lawmaker tried rogue rescue mission to Afghanistan: report]. ''New York Post''. Retrieved November 22, 2021.</ref> | | *Republican congressman [[Markwayne Mullin]] (OK–2), who heroically evacuated an American family from [[Afghanistan]] amidst the [[Fall of Kabul]]<ref>Notheis, Asher (September 6, 2021). [https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/markwayne-mullin-helped-family-evacuate-afghanistan Markwayne Mullin says he helped American family evacuate Afghanistan]. ''Washington Examiner''. Retrieved November 22, 2021.</ref> in spite of establishment opposition from both parties<ref>Chamberlain, Samuel (September 1, 2021). [https://nypost.com/2021/09/01/rep-markwayne-mullin-tried-rogue-afghanistan-rescue-mission/ GOP lawmaker tried rogue rescue mission to Afghanistan: report]. ''New York Post''. Retrieved November 22, 2021.</ref> |