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| | *[[Texas]] Attorney General [[Ken Paxton]], who beat back an ambush [[sham impeachment]] (''see'' [[Paxton impeachment]]) to prevail by a landslide in the Texas Senate, and then won a unanimous Texas Supreme Court decision against media-hyped late [[abortion]] (after 20 weeks). Paxton also appealed a federal ruling against the [[Biden regime]] for destruction of the [[Biden border crisis|border fence]]. | | *[[Texas]] Attorney General [[Ken Paxton]], who beat back an ambush [[sham impeachment]] (''see'' [[Paxton impeachment]]) to prevail by a landslide in the Texas Senate, and then won a unanimous Texas Supreme Court decision against media-hyped late [[abortion]] (after 20 weeks). Paxton also appealed a federal ruling against the [[Biden regime]] for destruction of the [[Biden border crisis|border fence]]. |
| | *Rep. [[Matt Gaetz]] (R–FL), for cleverly and quickly deposing the compromising, establishmentarian [[Kevin McCarthy]] from House Speaker and ended [[Ukraine funding]] | | *Rep. [[Matt Gaetz]] (R–FL), for cleverly and quickly deposing the compromising, establishmentarian [[Kevin McCarthy]] from House Speaker and ended [[Ukraine funding]] |
| | + | *[[Speaker of the House]] [[Mike Johnson]] (R-LA), for becoming perhaps the most [[conservative]] [[Speaker of the House]] in history |
| | *Sen. [[Rand Paul]] (R-IN), for opposing endless funding of the [[NATO War in Ukraine]] and for saving a fellow senator's life with the Heimlich maneuver. | | *Sen. [[Rand Paul]] (R-IN), for opposing endless funding of the [[NATO War in Ukraine]] and for saving a fellow senator's life with the Heimlich maneuver. |
| | * [[Sen. Tommy Tuberville]] for his righteous stand against [[taxpayer funded abortion]] in the [[US military]] | | * [[Sen. Tommy Tuberville]] for his righteous stand against [[taxpayer funded abortion]] in the [[US military]] |
| − | *Sen. [[J.D. Vance]] (R-OH) | + | * Sen. [[J.D. Vance]] (R-OH) for being a leader against endless [[U.S.]] funding the [[NATO War in Ukraine]] |
| | * Rep. [[Jason Smith]] (R-MO), a [[conservative populism|conservative populist]] who was a late entry and then stunning winner of the coveted chairmanship of the [[House]] [[Ways and Means Committee]], on Jan. 9, 2023.<ref>https://www.bnnbloomberg.ca/trump-ally-jason-smith-to-lead-congress-s-powerful-tax-committee-1.1867784</ref> Rep. Smith became its youngest chairman ever.<ref>https://www.cpapracticeadvisor.com/pdfgen/2023/01/09/rep-jason-smith-picked-to-lead-house-ways-and-means-committee/75642/</ref> | | * Rep. [[Jason Smith]] (R-MO), a [[conservative populism|conservative populist]] who was a late entry and then stunning winner of the coveted chairmanship of the [[House]] [[Ways and Means Committee]], on Jan. 9, 2023.<ref>https://www.bnnbloomberg.ca/trump-ally-jason-smith-to-lead-congress-s-powerful-tax-committee-1.1867784</ref> Rep. Smith became its youngest chairman ever.<ref>https://www.cpapracticeadvisor.com/pdfgen/2023/01/09/rep-jason-smith-picked-to-lead-house-ways-and-means-committee/75642/</ref> |
| | *[[True the Vote|Catherine Englebrecht]] | | *[[True the Vote|Catherine Englebrecht]] |
| − | *[[Speaker of the House]] [[Mike Johnson]] (R-LA), for becoming perhaps the most [[conservative]] [[Speaker of the House]] in history
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| | *[[Dinesh D'Souza]], producer of ''[[2000 Mules]]'' and ''Police State'' documentaries, and for generously supporting the [[J6]] victims of the [[Deep State]] | | *[[Dinesh D'Souza]], producer of ''[[2000 Mules]]'' and ''Police State'' documentaries, and for generously supporting the [[J6]] victims of the [[Deep State]] |
| | *Rep. [[Marjorie Taylor Greene]] (R-GA) | | *Rep. [[Marjorie Taylor Greene]] (R-GA) |