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== See also ==
 
== See also ==
  

Revision as of 20:14, December 19, 2015

Please add nominations, or comment on the ranking:

Tentative Rank Name Achievements Comments
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2 Jim Jordan for leading the conservative movement against the RINOs in the House, including strong advocacy against Planned Parenthood at a congressional hearing and alert criticism of the expansion of visas in the spending bill also a Greatest Conservative Sports Star
3 Donald Trump for his courageous conservative advocacy as a candidate for the Republican presidential nomination but he might unjustifiably blame conservatives after he loses
4 Ben Carson stood his ground for conservative values despite intensely unfair criticism by the liberal media, which loathes black conservatives
5 Roy Moore Chief Justice of the Alabama Supreme Court who stood up for state sovereignty and against federal judicial supremacy over marriage.
6 Andrzej Duda Member of the conservative party "Law and Justice," won the presidential elections of Poland in 2015
7 Matt Bevin for standing up for Kim Davis in Kentucky, and then winning the governorship in a stunning upset
8 Center for Medical Progress for exposing Planned Parenthood's real conduct with undercover videoed interviews
9 Lance Berkman one of the Greatest Conservative Sports Stars, he spoke out against the pro-homosexual Houston ordinance and helped defeat it by a landslide in a referendum
10 Mark Meadows filed the motion to oust RINO John Boehner from Speaker of the House, which led to Boehner's resignation
11 Memories Pizza A small business targeted for destruction by the liberal media after standing up for their Christian beliefs at the expense of the homosexual agenda.
12 Ted Cruz reliably and consistently pushes for conservative values nationwide
13 Synod of Bishops 2015 for convening at the Vatican and then rejecting liberal demands to weaken Roman Catholic Church opposition to homosexuality
14 Sam Brownback the Governor of Kansas issued an executive order rescinding special entitlements previously granted for the homosexual agenda

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