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| | Start of the Conservative of the Year 2022 page. Please add to the list! | | Start of the Conservative of the Year 2022 page. Please add to the list! |
| − | | + | == Top tier == |
| | * Justice [[Samuel Alito]] for writing the bold and assertive majority opinion for overturning ''[[Roe v. Wade]]''. | | * Justice [[Samuel Alito]] for writing the bold and assertive majority opinion for overturning ''[[Roe v. Wade]]''. |
| | * [[Elon Musk]], [[free speech]] advocate; although not entirely [[Conservative]], for purchasing [[Twitter]] despite massive opposition from the Left, for encouraging his followers to vote for [[Republican Party|Republicans]], and for unblocking former President Trump and many conservative pages like [[Babylon Bee]]. | | * [[Elon Musk]], [[free speech]] advocate; although not entirely [[Conservative]], for purchasing [[Twitter]] despite massive opposition from the Left, for encouraging his followers to vote for [[Republican Party|Republicans]], and for unblocking former President Trump and many conservative pages like [[Babylon Bee]]. |
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| | * [[Donald Trump]], went 147 for 158 candidate endorsements to win back the [[U.S. House of Representatives]] in to [[2022 Midterm elections]].<ref>https://ballotpedia.org/Endorsements_by_Donald_Trump</ref> | | * [[Donald Trump]], went 147 for 158 candidate endorsements to win back the [[U.S. House of Representatives]] in to [[2022 Midterm elections]].<ref>https://ballotpedia.org/Endorsements_by_Donald_Trump</ref> |
| | * [[Marjorie Taylor Greene]], CP Conservative of the Year alum who opposed the [[Ukraine aid]]/[[FTX scandal]]. | | * [[Marjorie Taylor Greene]], CP Conservative of the Year alum who opposed the [[Ukraine aid]]/[[FTX scandal]]. |
| − | * Justice [[Clarence Thomas]] for his rule to overturning evil ''[[Roe v. Wade]]'' | + | * Justice [[Clarence Thomas]] for his role in overturning evil ''[[Roe v. Wade]]'' |
| − | * U.S. Supreme Court justices who ruled that Roe vs. Wade should be overturned ([[Samuel Alito]], [[Clarence Thomas]], [[Neil Gorsuch]], [[Brett Kavanaugh]], and [[Amy Coney Barrett]]). | + | *Sen. [[Rick Scott]], for challenging the failed GOP Senate leadership by [[globalist]], anti-Trump [[Mitch McConnell]] |
| − | * [[Federalist Society]] for playing a vital role in getting Roe vs. Wade overturned.
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| − | *Sen. [[Rick Scott]], challenged [[Mitch McConnell]] for GOP Senate leadership.
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| | * [[Dinesh D'Souza]] for producing [[2000 Mules]] movie, and for generously donating to the families brutalized by the [[Leftist]]'s [[DC Gulag]]. | | * [[Dinesh D'Souza]] for producing [[2000 Mules]] movie, and for generously donating to the families brutalized by the [[Leftist]]'s [[DC Gulag]]. |
| − | * [[Rand Paul]], for voting against the [[Ukraine aid]] scam.<ref>https://archive.ph/FsPEZ#selection-731.0-963.226</ref>
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| − | * [[Lee Zeldin]], for running a solid campaign, only losing by less than 6 points in a strongly [[Democratic Party|Democrat]] state, and whose coattails helped the [[Republican Party|Republicans]] win the House of Representatives.
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| − | * Lieutenant Governor of North Carolina [[Mark Robinson]] for his courage to speak against gay marriage.
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| | * [[Freedom Convoy|2022 Canadian Freedom Convoy]] protesters for their standing against Trudeau totalitarian regime. | | * [[Freedom Convoy|2022 Canadian Freedom Convoy]] protesters for their standing against Trudeau totalitarian regime. |
| | * [[JD Vance]] for leading successful America first Senate campaign | | * [[JD Vance]] for leading successful America first Senate campaign |
| | + | * [[Giorgia Meloni]] for winning the Italian election |
| | + | * [[Kris Kobach]] for winning as Attorney General of Kansas, in the political comeback of the year |
| | + | * [[Harriet Hageman]] for defeating [[Liz Cheney]] in Wyoming |
| | + | * Political prisoners and victims of the [[DC gulag]], unjustly held by the [[Biden regime]] without trial for nearly two years. |
| | + | * [[Ron Johnson]], defeated the corrupt [[Dropbox Dems]] in the State of [[Wisconsin]].<ref>https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2022/11/anonymous-wisconsin-heroes-proved-collapse-democrat-ballot-gathering-apparatus/</ref> |
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| | * [[Joe Lombardo]] for winning Nevada gubernatorial election | | * [[Joe Lombardo]] for winning Nevada gubernatorial election |
| | * [[Greg Abbott]] for his efforts to secure the borders and stop illegal immigration, and for his big win over [[Beto O'Rourke]] | | * [[Greg Abbott]] for his efforts to secure the borders and stop illegal immigration, and for his big win over [[Beto O'Rourke]] |
| | * [[Victor Orban]] for his big victory in the Hungarian election, and for his moderate stance on Ukraine war. | | * [[Victor Orban]] for his big victory in the Hungarian election, and for his moderate stance on Ukraine war. |
| | * [[Kari Lake]], [[Arizona]] gubernatorial candidate for challenging naked [[Democrat election fraud]]. | | * [[Kari Lake]], [[Arizona]] gubernatorial candidate for challenging naked [[Democrat election fraud]]. |
| − | * [[Harriet Hageman]] for defeating [[Liz Cheney]] in Wyoming
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| − | * Political prisoners and victims of the [[DC gulag]], unjustly held by the [[Biden regime]] without trial for nearly two years.
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| − | * [[Ron Johnson]], defeated the corrupt [[Dropbox Dems]] in the State of [[Wisconsin]].<ref>https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2022/11/anonymous-wisconsin-heroes-proved-collapse-democrat-ballot-gathering-apparatus/</ref>
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| | * [[Marco Rubio]] for his big victory over [[Val Demings]] | | * [[Marco Rubio]] for his big victory over [[Val Demings]] |
| | * [[Mike Lawler]] for his victory over [[Sean Patrick Maloney]] | | * [[Mike Lawler]] for his victory over [[Sean Patrick Maloney]] |
| − | * [[Giorgia Meloni]] for winning the Italian election
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| − | * [[Kris Kobach]] for winning as Attorney General of Kansas, in the political comeback of the year
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| | * [[Glenn Youngkin]] deserve nomination for For his reforms in education and elections laws after assuming the position of governor of Virginia. | | * [[Glenn Youngkin]] deserve nomination for For his reforms in education and elections laws after assuming the position of governor of Virginia. |
| | * [[Kyrsten Sinema]], although not a true Conservative, for abandoning the radical Leftist [[Democrat Party]]. | | * [[Kyrsten Sinema]], although not a true Conservative, for abandoning the radical Leftist [[Democrat Party]]. |
| − | | + | * [[Rand Paul]], for voting against the [[Ukraine aid]] scam.<ref>https://archive.ph/FsPEZ#selection-731.0-963.226</ref> |
| | + | * [[Lee Zeldin]], for running a solid campaign, only losing by less than 6 points in a strongly [[Democratic Party|Democrat]] state, and whose coattails helped the [[Republican Party|Republicans]] win the House of Representatives. |
| | + | * Lieutenant Governor of North Carolina [[Mark Robinson]] for his courage to speak against gay marriage. |
| | + | * U.S. Supreme Court justices who ruled that ''[[Roe v. Wade]]'' should be overturned ([[Samuel Alito]], [[Clarence Thomas]], [[Neil Gorsuch]], [[Brett Kavanaugh]], and [[Amy Coney Barrett]]). |
| | + | * [[Federalist Society]] for playing a vital role in getting ''[[Roe v. Wade]]'' overturned. |
| | ==References== | | ==References== |
| | {{reflist}} | | {{reflist}} |