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== Nominations for 2009 Conservapedian of the Year Award ==
== Nominations for 2009 Conservapedian of the Year Award ==
*Conservapedians who filled a large bus for the March for Life on Jan. 22, 2009, joining 300,000 like-minded pro-lifers in D.C.
*[[Tea Party Movement]] - For frightening their Representative's 2010 reelection. If it weren't for them health care and cap and trade would have been signed by now. They've had more influence on shaping public policy than any member of Congress or person in the media. -[[User:Chippeterson|Chippeterson]]
*Senator [[Jim DeMint]] - best spokesman in the Senate against the [[Obama Administration]].
*Maryland state Senator [[Andrew P. Harris]] - For unflagging and uncompromising adherence to conservative principles. Harris refused to compromise his positions or soft-sell his viewpoints, and still came close to winning the 2008 Congressional election. In 2009, he has fought strongly to prevent pornography from being shown on college campuses at taxpayer expense as a "discussion activity."
*Congressman [[Joe Wilson]] - For telling the truth about [[Barack Obama]] to his face.
== Nominations for 2008 Conservapedia Awards for Recognition of Other Groups ==
== Nominations for 2008 Conservapedia Awards for Recognition of Other Groups ==
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