Difference between revisions of "Conservative of the Year 2026"
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*[[JD Vance]], for sticking to his [[conservative]] principles and not trying to pander to anyone | *[[JD Vance]], for sticking to his [[conservative]] principles and not trying to pander to anyone | ||
| − | *[[Rep. Thomas Massie]], for holding Conservative principles | + | *[[Rep. Thomas Massie]], for holding to Conservative principles |
*Zach Lahn, for his stunning upset victory with [[Steve King]]'s endorsement and campaigning on strongly [[conservative]] principles in the [[Iowa]] [[Republican]] gubernatorial primary, overcoming the heavily favored [[RINO]] [[Establishment]] candidate | *Zach Lahn, for his stunning upset victory with [[Steve King]]'s endorsement and campaigning on strongly [[conservative]] principles in the [[Iowa]] [[Republican]] gubernatorial primary, overcoming the heavily favored [[RINO]] [[Establishment]] candidate | ||
*[[Tulsi Gabbard]], for exposing the cover-up by the [[Deep State]] of [[U.S.]]-funded biolabs in foreign countries, similar to the one in [[China]] which unleashed the deadly [[Covid]] virus. | *[[Tulsi Gabbard]], for exposing the cover-up by the [[Deep State]] of [[U.S.]]-funded biolabs in foreign countries, similar to the one in [[China]] which unleashed the deadly [[Covid]] virus. | ||
Revision as of 00:09, October 22, 2026
Nominations are open for Conservative of the Year 2026:
Nominees
- JD Vance, for sticking to his conservative principles and not trying to pander to anyone
- Rep. Thomas Massie, for holding to Conservative principles
- Zach Lahn, for his stunning upset victory with Steve King's endorsement and campaigning on strongly conservative principles in the Iowa Republican gubernatorial primary, overcoming the heavily favored RINO Establishment candidate
- Tulsi Gabbard, for exposing the cover-up by the Deep State of U.S.-funded biolabs in foreign countries, similar to the one in China which unleashed the deadly Covid virus.
- James O'Keefe, for challenging Big Pharma[1]
- Sen. Mike Lee (R-UT), for his stand on constitutional order.[2]
- Rep. Anna Paulina Luna, fore her relentless stand for conservative values.[3]
- Prime Minister Victor Orban of Hungary, for remaining steadfast against globalist warmongers and standing up for peace, democracy, and human rights.
- Bo French, for the defense of the Texas Railroad and Oil industries and upsetting RINO Establishment in the primary.