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Talk:Conservative of the Year 2022 (view source)
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*I vote for Sam Alito as conservative of the year in 2022. [[User:Conservative|Conservative]] ([[User talk:Conservative|talk]]) 02:27, December 29, 2022 (EST)
*I vote for Sam Alito as conservative of the year in 2022. [[User:Conservative|Conservative]] ([[User talk:Conservative|talk]]) 02:27, December 29, 2022 (EST)
:[[Sam Alito]] sided against [[conservative]] petitions, such as those by [[Trump]], more than he sided with them. His reversal of ''[[Roe v. Wade]]'' will not last at this rate. Also, [[Alito]] was the one who opened the floodgate to [[sports gambling]] a few years ago.--[[User:Aschlafly|Andy Schlafly]] ([[User talk:Aschlafly|talk]]) 01:50, December 30, 2022 (EST)
:[[Sam Alito]] sided against [[conservative]] petitions, such as those by [[Trump]], more than he sided with them. His reversal of ''[[Roe v. Wade]]'' will not last at this rate. Also, [[Alito]] was the one who opened the floodgate to [[sports gambling]] a few years ago.--[[User:Aschlafly|Andy Schlafly]] ([[User talk:Aschlafly|talk]]) 01:50, December 30, 2022 (EST)
== LT's final thoughts ==
I think the main award and/or runner-up should really go to any of these following individuals:
*Chip Roy, for outspokenly advocating fiscal restraint and opposing both Democrats and establishment Republicans in their fruits of lip-service, do-nothing-ism
*Lee Zeldin, for making significant GOP inroads in NY and whose coattails secured several GOP House victories
*Rand Paul, for being one of the few consistent and persistent conservatives in the Senate in opposition towards reckless foreign aid
*Thomas Massie (same reasons for Sen. Paul, except being that he's a congressman instead of senator)
*Matt Rosendale (essentially the same reasons for Paul and Massie)
The following individuals may qualify for runner-up, though probably not the main award:
*Ron Johnson, due to criticisms specified by Geopolitician and RobSmith
*J. D. Vance, since he aligns with hardline MAGA populism which might've worked out politically in Ohio, due to the state's populist-leaning tradition, though is rather zealous and representative of the Trumpist politics which has gone off the rails in particularly the past two years, IMO
*Josh Hawley, for similar reasons specified in the previous point
*Sam Alito, since SCOTUS judicial restraint decisions aren't a consistent characteristic even though the overturning of ''Roe v. Wade'' was a tremendous accomplishment
*Clarence Thomas, for the same reason specified in the previous point
*Glenn Youngkin, for passing a conservative agenda in the previously Democratic state of Virginia
*Project Veritas, for continuing to expose leftist evils
*Sundance, since CTH ''might'' be a good-faith, reasonable source of information
*Tom Tiffany, for his strongly conservative voting record
I'm mostly opposed to the following individuals receiving either award:
*Elon Musk, since he's not really a conservative and more of an expedient egohead
*Dinesh D'Souza, since he's not notable enough in terms of what he's done this year
*Kris Kobach, Harriet Hageman, and the other GOP nominees who simply won elections; that fact alone doesn't merit the award
*Benjamin Netanyahu, since whether he'll accomplish more isn't quite clear yet
*The Federalist Society, since some of their preferred judges are evidently questionable
I'm strongly opposed to these individuals receiving either award:
*D.C. "peaceful protesters," since it's too vague
*Freedom convoy protesters (same reason above)
*Doug MacGregor, since he eagerly propagates the [[great replacement hoax]] which was invented by Progressive Era white supremacists a century ago (so he's basically promoting leftist propaganda, if you think about it)
*Viktor Orban, also for promoting "great replacement" drivel, but to an even more cynical and racist extent by fearmongering about "miscegenation"
*Kari Lake, due to the fact that she's mostly acting like a sore loser at this point, IMO
*Giorgia Meloni, since she has questionable past connections to neofascism
*Kyrsten Sinema, since she's not a conservative and may have engaged in corrupt backdoor compromises while giving the public ''appearance'' of being moderate
*Mark Robinson, since it's not clear what he's necessarily accomplished or valiantly fought for to an extent that hasn't been a strawman used by leftists to mock or slander conservatives
This should cover just about most, if not all of the contenders. —[[User:LT|<code><span style="background:#FF8181">'''LT'''</span></code>]] '''''[[User talk:LT|<sup>(Mark 8:36)</sup>]]''''' Friday, 14:29, December 30, 2022 (EST)