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== Very Top Tier ==
 
== Very Top Tier ==
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#Sen. [[J.D. Vance]] (R-OH) for leading against endless [[U.S.]] funding the [[NATO War in Ukraine]], for campaigning against the [[pro-abort]]s on [[Ohio]] Issue 1 [[ballot initiative]], and for supporting the ban on transgender operations on minors in [[Ohio]] which its weak Gov. [[Mike DeWine]] vetoed on Dec. 29.
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#:PROS: a leader on many issues, like a [[movement conservative]], and could become [[Trump]]'s VP in 2024
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#:CONS:
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#[[Riley Gaines]], 12-time [[NCAA]] All-American swimmer, for her courage in standing against [[Biden/Harris_attack_on_civil_liberties#War_on_girl.27s_sports|men competing in women's sports]], and thus against the [[transgender agenda]].  Her speeches, testimony before legislatures, and tweets have been strong and principled all year.
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#:PROS: fantastic on the [[transgender]] issue
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#:CONS: her other political positions are not as well known
 
#[[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]].
 
#:PROS: overcame [[Karl Rove]] and the [[RINO]] machine
 
#:PROS: overcame [[Karl Rove]] and the [[RINO]] machine
 
#:CONS: mostly local to [[Texas]], which is very important but still only one state
 
#:CONS: mostly local to [[Texas]], which is very important but still only one state
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#[[Riley Gaines]], 12-time [[NCAA]] All-American swimmer, for her courage in standing against [[Biden/Harris_attack_on_civil_liberties#War_on_girl.27s_sports|men competing in women's sports]], and thus against the [[transgender agenda]].  Her speeches, testimony before legislatures, and tweets have been strong and principled all year.
 
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#:PROS: fantastic on the [[transgender]] issue
 
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#:CONS: her other political positions are not as well known
 
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#Sen. [[J.D. Vance]] (R-OH) for leading against endless [[U.S.]] funding the [[NATO War in Ukraine]], for campaigning against the [[pro-abort]]s on [[Ohio]] Issue 1 [[ballot initiative]], and for supporting the ban on transgender operations on minors in [[Ohio]] which its weak Gov. [[Mike DeWine]] vetoed on Dec. 29.
 
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#:PROS: a leader on many issues, like a [[movement conservative]], and could become [[Trump]]'s VP in 2024
 
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#:CONS:
 
 
#[[Elon Musk]] for fighting for [[freedom of speech]] and criticizing [[globalism|globalist]]s
 
#[[Elon Musk]] for fighting for [[freedom of speech]] and criticizing [[globalism|globalist]]s
 
#:PROS: tremendous leader on [[freedom of speech]], and in standing up against [[liberal censorship]]; also good on advocating against [[population control]]
 
#:PROS: tremendous leader on [[freedom of speech]], and in standing up against [[liberal censorship]]; also good on advocating against [[population control]]

Revision as of 07:04, December 30, 2023

Conservative of the Year 2023 has 37 strong contenders, among our most ever!

Very Top Tier

  1. Sen. J.D. Vance (R-OH) for leading against endless U.S. funding the NATO War in Ukraine, for campaigning against the pro-aborts on Ohio Issue 1 ballot initiative, and for supporting the ban on transgender operations on minors in Ohio which its weak Gov. Mike DeWine vetoed on Dec. 29.
    PROS: a leader on many issues, like a movement conservative, and could become Trump's VP in 2024
    CONS:
  2. Riley Gaines, 12-time NCAA All-American swimmer, for her courage in standing against men competing in women's sports, and thus against the transgender agenda. Her speeches, testimony before legislatures, and tweets have been strong and principled all year.
    PROS: fantastic on the transgender issue
    CONS: her other political positions are not as well known
  3. 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 border fence.
    PROS: overcame Karl Rove and the RINO machine
    CONS: mostly local to Texas, which is very important but still only one state
  4. Elon Musk for fighting for freedom of speech and criticizing globalists
    PROS: tremendous leader on freedom of speech, and in standing up against liberal censorship; also good on advocating against population control
    CONS: not conservative on all issues
  5. Kelsey Grammer for overcoming liberal opposition to make the Jesus Revolution a spectacular success (grossing 3x its costs), and for reaffirming his support of Trump in an interview by the liberal BBC in Dec. 2023.[1]
    PROS:
    CONS:
  6. Jason Aldean, for recording the #1 hit song, "Try That in a Small Town," which promotes conservative and small-town values, drawing vast ire from Leftists.
    PROS:
    CONS:

Top Tier

Additional Strong Contenders

  • Alejandro Gómez Monteverde for his direction of Sound of Freedom movie
  • Victor Orban for his standing against globalist ICC order to escalate war with Russia
  • Vivek Ramaswamy for exposing how incompetent Ronna McDaniel is and other services to the conservative movement
  • Rep. Clay Higgins for his fight for justice for Biden regime political prisoners in the DC gulag.[5]
  • Robert Fico for his victory in Slovak election
  • Judge Andrew Napolitano for his objective programming on international affairs
  • Christopher Luxon, for leading his party to victory in New Zealand election, ending the socialist dominance in the country
  • Kyriakos Mitsotakis, prime minister of Greece, for bolding winning on an anti-immigration platform, and then bolding calling a second election to consolidate the strength of his victory.
  • Steven Crowder for revealing Nashville shooter anti-White and anti-Christian manifesto
  • Ayaan Hirsi Ali, after her conversion to Christianity, she approved importance of Christianity for facing woke agenda and anti-West agenda
  • Nayib Bukele for his successful efforts to fight and reduce crime in El Salvador
  • Victoria Villarruel for successfully defeating leftists in Argentine election along with Javier Mileli
  • Geert Wilders for successfully winning Dutch election, being first nationalist-populist to win in North western Europe
  • William Cogswell for winning Charleston mayor election, and being first Republican to win this seat
  • Conor McGregor for standing against globalist Irish government
  • Javier Milei, for successfully ending decades of leftist domination in Argentina
  • Sen. Josh Hawley (R-MO) for continued service to the conservative cause
  • Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH), for his investigations into weaponization of government and Big Tech censorship, but his committee did not accomplish as much as it should have in 2023.
  • Sen. Marsha Blackburn for getting the Jeffrey Epstein black book list released
  • Sen. Markwayne Mullin for standing up to bullies.[6]
  • Vladimir Putin isn't perfect, but deserves an honorable mention for standing for traditional family values in Russia and for protecting his country from NATO colonization.

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