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Nominations are open for the '''Conservative of the Year 2024'''!
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Nominations are open for the '''Conservative of the Year 2024'''! ''We'll pick the top six soon''.
 
==Frontrunners==
 
==Frontrunners==
 
*[[Donald Trump]] for his decisive landslide victory against DC woke establishment, making biggest victory for GOP since 1988.
 
*[[Donald Trump]] for his decisive landslide victory against DC woke establishment, making biggest victory for GOP since 1988.

Revision as of 01:59, December 28, 2024

Nominations are open for the Conservative of the Year 2024! We'll pick the top six soon.

Frontrunners

In addition, she exposed the bigotry and moral-bankruptcy by twisted woke-fanaticism, in the infamous "depends on the conext" 'calls-for-genocide' - earthquake (5 Dec 2023) congressional hearing. Ultimately leading to resignations.[1]
  • Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, for his fight to ensure election integrity[2] and rejecting Joe Biden's demand to allow illegal immigrants entrance into the United States unhindered.[3]

Runners Up

  • demanding that DOJ produce documents relating to its politically motivated prosecutions of Trump (which the GOP House has failed to demand);[5]
  • for leading a state coalition to challenge Biden's second student loan forgiveness program (which unfairly shifts liberals' debts to those who worked rather than attend college):[6] and
  • "Therapists, social workers face scrutiny in Missouri AG investigation of transgender care."[7]
  • Congressman Jim Jordan (R-OH) for his excellent work as chairman of the United States House Committee on the Judiciary.
  • Senator Marsha Blackburn for her efforts to release Epstein documents.
  • Nigel Farage for his success in making the Reform party to be a competitive party in election.
  • Tim Sheehy new Senator-elect of Montana after defeating the fake moderate Democrat senator Jon Tester.
  • David McCormick new Senator-elect of Pennsylvania after defeating entrenched Democrat Senator Bob Casey, Jr.
  • Kelly Ayotte for winning New Hampshire gubernatorial election
  • Mikheil Kavelashvili newly elected president of Georgia who is against EU and NATO agenda
  • Elon Musk for his huge support of President Trump
  • Joe Rogan for his late endorsement and podcast with president Trump
  • Michael Whatley for his competent leadership of RNC in 2024 election
  • Lara Trump for her competent leadership of RNC in 2024 election
  • Bob Hugin for his successful leadership of New Jersey Republican Party turning the state to most vulnerable state for Republicans
  • Scott Presler for his tremendous work in Pennsylvania, helping president Trump winning there along with David McCormick winning the Senate, Dave Sunday winning attorney general and flipping two House seats
  • Jim Pillen for helping pro-life movement to win anti-abortion referendum in Nebraska
  • Kristi Noem for helping to defeat the pro-abortion ballot initiative in South Dakota, and agreeing to become Secretary of the Department of Homeland Security
  • Dave Sunday for winning attorney general election in Pennsylvania
  • Rob Bresnahan for flipping Matt Cartwright seat in Pennsylvania
  • Ryan Mackenzie for flipping Susan Wild seat in Pennsylvania
  • Tom Barrett for flipping Elissa Slotkin seat in Michigan
  • Gabe Evans for flipping Yadira Caraveo seat in Colorado
  • Nick Begich for flipping Mary Peltola seat in Alaska
  • Novak Djokovic, for winning Olympic gold medal and praising God after winning.[8]
  • Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone, the incredible athlete who two Olympic Gold medals and breaking World record in 400 meter hurdles. Praised Jesus as reason for her achievements and because of that, she is ignored by mainstream media.[9]
  • Korbin Albert, the player of U.S women national soccer team. After years of wokeness from Megan Rapinoe, US soccer women team young star came to praise Jesus after winning the Olympic gold medal in 2024 in Paris.[10]
  • Angela Carini, the Italian boxer who courageously speak against involving male athletes in women's sports.
  • Sid Edwards for winning mayor election in Baton Rouge

Honorable Mention

  • Charlie Kirk for engaging in discussion with college students across swing states, changing their minds toward Trump
  • Ron DeSantis for campaigning against Abortion and Marijuana referendums and winning it, making a victory for pro-life movement after overturning Roe V. Wade

See also

References