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Conservative of the Year 2023 (view source)
Revision as of 22:11, December 31, 2023
, 22:11, December 31, 2023→Additional Strong Contenders: double entry
*Rep. Matt Rosendale, the only veteran member of either house of Congress to maintain a perfect voting record, per the John Birch Society itself.
*Rep. Matt Rosendale, the only veteran member of either house of Congress to maintain a perfect voting record, per the John Birch Society itself.
*Reps. Josh Breechen, Elijah Crane, [[Harriet Hageman]], [[Anna Paulina Luna]], and Andrew Ogles, for their perfect voting records as freshmen as scored by the [[John Birch Society]].
*Reps. Josh Breechen, Elijah Crane, [[Harriet Hageman]], [[Anna Paulina Luna]], and Andrew Ogles, for their perfect voting records as freshmen as scored by the [[John Birch Society]].
*Reps. [[Andy Biggs]], Elijah Crane, Matt Gaetz, Bob Good, and Matt Rosendale, for voting against [[Kevin McCarthy]] as Speaker on every ballot.
*Reps. [[Andy Biggs]], Elijah Crane, Bob Good, and Matt Rosendale, for voting against [[Kevin McCarthy]] as Speaker on every ballot.
*[[James O'Keefe]], standing strong and starting a new group after being unjustly ousted from Project Veritas, which he founded and had made a success.
*[[James O'Keefe]], standing strong and starting a new group after being unjustly ousted from Project Veritas, which he founded and had made a success.
*[[NFL]] star quarterback Aaron Rodgers, perhaps the finest QB ever, for courageously continuing to speak out against the [[Covid vaccine]] mandates and against its manufacturerer [[Pfizer]], and for referring to the so-called boyfriend of [[Taylor Swift]] as "Mr. Pfizer" for his promotion of the company, for which it was later revealed that Travis Kelce received $20 million from Pfizer. Unfortunately, potty-mouthed Rodgers supports legalized [[abortion]] under the fallacious [[liberal logic]] of everyone should be able to do what they want with their own bodies (an unborn child has different [[DNA]] and his own body).<ref>https://en.as.com/nfl/what-did-aaron-rodgers-say-about-abortion-california-and-donald-trump-on-bill-mahers-podcast-n/</ref>
*[[NFL]] star quarterback Aaron Rodgers, perhaps the finest QB ever, for courageously continuing to speak out against the [[Covid vaccine]] mandates and against its manufacturerer [[Pfizer]], and for referring to the so-called boyfriend of [[Taylor Swift]] as "Mr. Pfizer" for his promotion of the company, for which it was later revealed that Travis Kelce received $20 million from Pfizer. Unfortunately, potty-mouthed Rodgers supports legalized [[abortion]] under the fallacious [[liberal logic]] of everyone should be able to do what they want with their own bodies (an unborn child has different [[DNA]] and his own body).<ref>https://en.as.com/nfl/what-did-aaron-rodgers-say-about-abortion-california-and-donald-trump-on-bill-mahers-podcast-n/</ref>