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Justices Alito and Thomas? Sounds fair. Musk? No, as I've explained above in response to User:Conservative's similar criticisms of him. MacGregor? No, since he's a proponent of the [[great replacement hoax]], which was invented by far-left progressives (conservationist Madison Grant and KKK [[Exalted Cyclops]] [[Lothrop Stoddard]]) and a prominent white supremacist canard. I even more strongly object to Orbán, since [https://www.theguardian.com/world/2022/jul/24/viktor-orban-against-race-mixing-europe-hungary his horrendous demagoguery against "race-mixing"] makes him sound more like a far-left Nazi (since, you know, National Socialists are on the political left) than any serious traditional right-winger. Racism is a form of socialism (since a "race" can be considered a social group), and therefore Orbán's racism technically means he's a socialist rather than a true right-winger.

Justices Alito and Thomas? Sounds fair. Musk? No, as I've explained above in response to User:Conservative's similar criticisms of him. MacGregor? No, since he's a proponent of the [[great replacement hoax]], which was invented by far-left progressives (conservationist Madison Grant and KKK [[Exalted Cyclops]] [[Lothrop Stoddard]]) and a prominent white supremacist canard. I even more strongly object to Orbán, since [https://www.theguardian.com/world/2022/jul/24/viktor-orban-against-race-mixing-europe-hungary his horrendous demagoguery against "race-mixing"] makes him sound more like a far-left Nazi (since, you know, National Socialists are on the political left) than any serious traditional right-winger. Racism is a form of socialism (since a "race" can be considered a social group), and therefore Orbán's racism technically means he's a socialist rather than a true right-winger.

Trump? No, since the large majority of his political activity this year reflects a desire to expediently boost his future prospects (essentially using the conservative movement to selfishly help himself) magnitudes more than representing a selfless devotion to the conservative movement. Greene? ...no, since she has a history of embarrassing gaffes sometimes to Biden levels, and thus is not an ideal figurehead for the movement. —[[User:LT|<code><span style="background:#FF8181">'''LT'''</span></code>]] '''''[[User talk:LT|^{(Exodus 23:2)}]]''''' Thursday, 15:18, December 22, 2022 (EST)

Trump? No, since the large majority of his political activity this year reflects a desire to expediently boost his future prospects (essentially using the conservative movement to selfishly help himself) magnitudes more than representing a selfless devotion to the conservative movement. Greene? ...no, since she has a history of embarrassing gaffes sometimes to Biden levels, and thus is not an ideal figurehead for the movement.

 

Moody, Vance, Meloni, Kobach, Hageman, Lombardo, Rubio, and Lawler aren't notable ''merely'' for winning elections, IMO. For one, Moody and Rubio were basically guaranteed to win since Florida in general moved sharply to the right primarily due to DeSantis's coattails, and also because of drastically increasing pro-GOP shifts in Miami-Dade. —[[User:LT|<code><span style="background:#FF8181">'''LT'''</span></code>]] '''''[[User talk:LT|^{(Exodus 23:2)}]]''''' Thursday, 15:18, December 22, 2022 (EST)