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| | #Florida Surgeon General [[Joseph Ladapo]] took on [[Big Pharma]] -- which deceptively controls [[Wikipedia]] and most politicians -- by seeking to make [[Florida]] the "first state to eliminate all childhood vaccine mandates."<ref>https://www.wusf.org/health-news-florida/2025-09-03/florida-to-eliminate-childhood-vaccine-mandates</ref> | | #Florida Surgeon General [[Joseph Ladapo]] took on [[Big Pharma]] -- which deceptively controls [[Wikipedia]] and most politicians -- by seeking to make [[Florida]] the "first state to eliminate all childhood vaccine mandates."<ref>https://www.wusf.org/health-news-florida/2025-09-03/florida-to-eliminate-childhood-vaccine-mandates</ref> |
| | #[[Charlie Kirk]], for courageously taking [[conservative]] principles to [[college]] campuses, and sacrificing his own life for speaking the truth. | | #[[Charlie Kirk]], for courageously taking [[conservative]] principles to [[college]] campuses, and sacrificing his own life for speaking the truth. |
| | + | #María Corina Machado, the [[conservative]] leader in [[Venezuela]] who received the [[Nobel Peace Prize]] in 2025 and who then graciously and humbly said that [[Trump]] should have won it. |
| | #[[Tommy Robinson]] for leading the biggest [[conservative]] and [[Christian]] march in [[England]]. | | #[[Tommy Robinson]] for leading the biggest [[conservative]] and [[Christian]] march in [[England]]. |
| | #[[Russell Vought]], the [[conservative]] Director of the U.S. Office of Management and Budget (OMB), for masterfully overseeing the longest [[government shutdown]] in history, proposing mass layoffs of government employees, and sticking to principle until the [[Dem]]s caved in. | | #[[Russell Vought]], the [[conservative]] Director of the U.S. Office of Management and Budget (OMB), for masterfully overseeing the longest [[government shutdown]] in history, proposing mass layoffs of government employees, and sticking to principle until the [[Dem]]s caved in. |
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| | #[[Nayib Bukele]], [[El Salvador]]'s immensely popular [[conservative]] president who was reelected by a landslide, and stood with [[Trump]] against pressure to return a deported individual suspected of being a gang member. | | #[[Nayib Bukele]], [[El Salvador]]'s immensely popular [[conservative]] president who was reelected by a landslide, and stood with [[Trump]] against pressure to return a deported individual suspected of being a gang member. |
| | #[[Giorgia Meloni]], [[Italy]]'s [[conservative]] Prime Minister since October 2022, has successfully headed the third-longest government ever in the Italian Republic. | | #[[Giorgia Meloni]], [[Italy]]'s [[conservative]] Prime Minister since October 2022, has successfully headed the third-longest government ever in the Italian Republic. |
| − | #María Corina Machado, the [[conservative]] leader in [[Venezuela]] who received the [[Nobel Peace Prize]] in 2025 and who then graciously and humbly said that [[Trump]] should have won it.
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| | #Newly elected [[Japanese]] Prime Minister [[Sanae Takaichi]], called "ultra-conservative" by the [[liberal media]], declared that [[Japan]] might act militarily against [[China]] if it dares to blockade [[Taiwan]].<ref>https://www.foxnews.com/world/chinese-diplomat-threatens-cut-off-new-japanese-pms-head-over-taiwan-comments</ref> | | #Newly elected [[Japanese]] Prime Minister [[Sanae Takaichi]], called "ultra-conservative" by the [[liberal media]], declared that [[Japan]] might act militarily against [[China]] if it dares to blockade [[Taiwan]].<ref>https://www.foxnews.com/world/chinese-diplomat-threatens-cut-off-new-japanese-pms-head-over-taiwan-comments</ref> |
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