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Revision as of 05:07, December 11, 2013
Accepting nominations:
| Tentative Rank | Name | Achievements | Comments |
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| 3 | Rick Perry | called TWO special sessions of the Texas legislature to overcome the pro-aborts and pass the 30-mile rule | |
| 4 | Ted Cruz | his courageous stance against ObamaCare and runaway government spending, and his leadership as the liberals shut down the government | |
| 5 | Hobby Lobby (David Green) | Standing up on principle against the pro-aborts who dominate the Obama Administration, and who tried unsuccessfully to force the company to pay for abortifacients | |
| 6 | Rand Paul | Frequently defended freedom against the pro-Big government factions in the Democrat and Republican Parties. | |
| 7 | Matt Birk | Ranked as one of the most intelligent professional athletes, Matt Birk helped win the Super Bowl for the Baltimore Ravens and then pointedly declined a publicity event at the White House, due to Obama's pro-abortion stance. | |
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| 10 | Vladimir Putin | stood up against the homosexual agenda despite intense pressure by liberals |
See also
- Conservative of the Year 2012
- Conservative of the Year 2011
- Conservative of the Year 2010
- Conservatives of the Decade, 2009
- Essay:Conservatives of the Decade