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*[[Sarah Sanders]] — for graciously dealing daily with a hostile and self-centered White House press corps. And for maintaining a press in her own right on social media accounts that support President Trump. | *[[Sarah Sanders]] — for graciously dealing daily with a hostile and self-centered White House press corps. And for maintaining a press in her own right on social media accounts that support President Trump. | ||
*[[Viktor Orbán]] — for his massive re-election victory and strong stance on immigration and other issues, in [[George Soros]]'s homeland | *[[Viktor Orbán]] — for his massive re-election victory and strong stance on immigration and other issues, in [[George Soros]]'s homeland | ||
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*[[Jair Bolsonaro]] — a very strong and consistent conservative who was elected president of [[Brazil]] -- one of the largest countries in the world in both size and population | *[[Jair Bolsonaro]] — a very strong and consistent conservative who was elected president of [[Brazil]] -- one of the largest countries in the world in both size and population | ||
*[[Matteo Salvini]] — for his strong stance on immigration and other issues and for getting into the Italian government | *[[Matteo Salvini]] — for his strong stance on immigration and other issues and for getting into the Italian government | ||
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*[[Brett Kavanaugh]] — survived the [[Left]]’s [[Kavanaugh smear]], but then voted with the [[Left]] to deny hearing two big appeals by States prevented from defunding [[Planned Parenthood]] in [[Medicaid]]. | *[[Brett Kavanaugh]] — survived the [[Left]]’s [[Kavanaugh smear]], but then voted with the [[Left]] to deny hearing two big appeals by States prevented from defunding [[Planned Parenthood]] in [[Medicaid]]. | ||
*[[Texas]] GOP — sold out to the [[Koch brothers]] and passed their horrible idea of a constitutional convention to rewrite the [[Constitution]], and then predictably lost seats in the Texas House, Senate, and even [[Congress]], with [[Ted Cruz]] barely winning reelection. | *[[Texas]] GOP — sold out to the [[Koch brothers]] and passed their horrible idea of a constitutional convention to rewrite the [[Constitution]], and then predictably lost seats in the Texas House, Senate, and even [[Congress]], with [[Ted Cruz]] barely winning reelection. | ||
| + | *[[Jerome Corsi|Jerry Corsi]] — for exposing wrongdoing by the [[Robert Mueller]] investigation, and risk going to prison rather than tell lies as demanded by the [[liberal]] prosecutors, but subverted the rule of law and oath-keeping by defending perjury. | ||
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[[Category:Conservative of the Year]] | [[Category:Conservative of the Year]] | ||
Revision as of 17:13, December 17, 2018
- Main article: Conservative of the Year
Nominations are being accepted for the Conservative of the Year 2018. For each nominee, also state a short reason why.
Nominees
- Donald Trump — for his many achievements to date on pro-life issues, judges, immigration, trade, preserving American sovereignty, and other issues, and for advancing numerous conservative causes, America First policies, and fighting political correctness (see Donald Trump achievements)
- Sarah Sanders — for graciously dealing daily with a hostile and self-centered White House press corps. And for maintaining a press in her own right on social media accounts that support President Trump.
- Viktor Orbán — for his massive re-election victory and strong stance on immigration and other issues, in George Soros's homeland
- Jair Bolsonaro — a very strong and consistent conservative who was elected president of Brazil -- one of the largest countries in the world in both size and population
- Matteo Salvini — for his strong stance on immigration and other issues and for getting into the Italian government
- Steve King — a strong conservative voice who refused to back down in the face of unfair media criticism and won re-election despite those smears
- Andrzej Duda — the immensely popular president of Poland who has repeatedly stood up against liberals in the European Union, particularly on the migration issue
- Scott Morrison — conservative prime minister of Australia, beginning Aug. 24, 2018, who courageously challenges the transgender agenda
- Lt. General Michael T. Flynn — for standing up and speaking out despite the witchhunt against him, President Donald Trump, and many Trump supporters by the Leftist campaign of Mueller and his liberal prosecutors
- Tucker Carlson — for being one of the few voices on TV advocating for consistently conservative policies
- Ann Coulter — Strong immigration positions
- Rand Paul — for taking principled stances on numerous issues, including single-handedly shutting the government down because of spending
- Alternative for Germany — for its continued growth and making it into every German state parliament[1][2]
- Dave Brat and Kris Kobach — though both lost their respective elections this year, they held strongly to conservative principles and already have accomplished careers
- John Bolton — for his appointment as National Security Advisor, and using that position to support American sovereignty and oppose the War on Sovereignty
- Jeff Sessions — while having some flaws, he worked hard to implement President Trump's immigration priorities[3]
- Project Veritas — for its work uncovering deep state members in the executive branch, providing evidence of voter fraud in Texas, and other work
Demoted
- Brett Kavanaugh — survived the Left’s Kavanaugh smear, but then voted with the Left to deny hearing two big appeals by States prevented from defunding Planned Parenthood in Medicaid.
- Texas GOP — sold out to the Koch brothers and passed their horrible idea of a constitutional convention to rewrite the Constitution, and then predictably lost seats in the Texas House, Senate, and even Congress, with Ted Cruz barely winning reelection.
- Jerry Corsi — for exposing wrongdoing by the Robert Mueller investigation, and risk going to prison rather than tell lies as demanded by the liberal prosecutors, but subverted the rule of law and oath-keeping by defending perjury.