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*[[Rand Paul]], who stood up for [[conservative]] principles and did not back down one inch against a horrific [[liberal]] smear campaign. In the end trounced his opponent by about 12 points to become the [[U.S. Senator]] from [[Kentucky]]. Now he's ranked #4 in the list of [[Presidential candidates 2012]]. | *[[Rand Paul]], who stood up for [[conservative]] principles and did not back down one inch against a horrific [[liberal]] smear campaign. In the end trounced his opponent by about 12 points to become the [[U.S. Senator]] from [[Kentucky]]. Now he's ranked #4 in the list of [[Presidential candidates 2012]]. | ||
| − | + | *[[Andrew Breitbart]], leading the charge to take down the liberal media. Directly responsible for bankrupting [[ACORN]]. Exposed House Democrats as [[race baiting]] liars and is a leading figure in the [[Tea Party Movement]]. | |
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Revision as of 01:54, December 7, 2010
Nominations are now being accepted for Conservative of the Year 2010. For each nominee, also state a short reason why.
Nominations
- Rand Paul, who stood up for conservative principles and did not back down one inch against a horrific liberal smear campaign. In the end trounced his opponent by about 12 points to become the U.S. Senator from Kentucky. Now he's ranked #4 in the list of Presidential candidates 2012.
- Andrew Breitbart, leading the charge to take down the liberal media. Directly responsible for bankrupting ACORN. Exposed House Democrats as race baiting liars and is a leading figure in the Tea Party Movement.