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|[[Bill O'Reilly]] | |[[Bill O'Reilly]] | ||
|For relentlessly and tirelessly fighting against the [[War on Christmas]]. He has also exposed reality to atheists attempting to secularize other Christian holidays. | |For relentlessly and tirelessly fighting against the [[War on Christmas]]. He has also exposed reality to atheists attempting to secularize other Christian holidays. | ||
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== See also == | == See also == | ||
Revision as of 00:36, December 17, 2014
Nominations are open for Conservative of the Year 2014. Please make your nominations here:
Demoted Nominees
| Tentative Rank | Name | Achievements | Comments |
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| 2 | David Brat | Achieved the upset of the decade by defeating, in a landslide, the House Majority Leader in his own primary. | |
| 3 | Scott Walker | Brought conservative prosperity to the formerly liberal Wisconsin, and then won reelection as governor by a landslide despite predictions of a close race.[1] | Will he run for president in 2016? |
| 4 | Greg Abbott | In becoming the next conservative governor of Texas, Abbott fended off -- and trounced -- incredibly vile attacks by the pro-aborts which culminated in a wheelchair advertisement against him, which even some on the Left found to be appalling. He then won by a landslide of more than 20 points. | |
| 5 | Nigel Farage | For taking a stand against the dilution of British values by excessive immigration. | |
| 6 | Tom Cotton | ||
| 7 | Tim Scott | African American U.S. Senator from South Carolina, who won reelection by adhering to conservative principles | |
| 8 | Judicial Watch | This organization has doggedly pursued the Obama administration with great success. Their lawsuits have uncovered IRS abuse, redacted Fast & Furious documents, as well as Benghazi details. | |
| 9 | Cliven Bundy | Stood up to the federal government when it tried to illegally seize his cattle grazing land. | Was set up by the liberal media with gotcha questions to take attention anyway from illegal land grabs by the federal government. |
| 10 | George P. Mitchell | Father of Fracking, Mitchell revolutionized oil and gas extraction from shale rock formations. In 2014, America is challenging OPEC as the leading producer of hydrocarbons. Domestic oil production is at a 30 year high and real energy independence is within reach. Mitchell passed onto the Lord in 2013. | Mitchell's ingenuity exposes two fraudulent Obama statements; "We can't just drill our way to lower gas prices," and "You didn't build that." |
| 11 | Mia Love | Overcoming the intense opposition by liberals to black conservative women, she was elected to Congress in a district previously held by a Dem. | For an encore, she could win the Senate seat held by RINO Orrin Hatch, and she could go further after that. |
| 12 | Inhabitants of Crimea | Voted to join Conservative Russia | |
| 13 | Germany | Continues to reject same-sex marriage and, with a conservative spirit at home and abroad, emerged victorious over same-sex marriage nations in the World Cup.[2] | |
| 14 | Texas GOP | stood up against the homosexual agenda by endorsing the right to conversion therapy | |
| 15 | Christmas shoppers | Rejected Black Friday in greater numbers this year, handing a setback to the attempt to secularize Thanksgiving Day. | |
| 16 | Kris Kobach | a conservative who stands against illegal immigration, Kobach won reelection in a 18-point landslide as Secretary of State despite an all-out attempt by liberals to defeat him |
| Tentative Rank | Name | Reason Promoted | Reason Demoted |
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| 2 | Bill O'Reilly | For relentlessly and tirelessly fighting against the War on Christmas. He has also exposed reality to atheists attempting to secularize other Christian holidays. |
See also
- Conservative of the Year 2013
- Conservative of the Year 2012
- Conservative of the Year 2011
- Conservative of the Year 2010
- Conservatives of the Decade, 2009
- Essay:Conservatives of the Decade