Here is this list (along with some of my thoughts):
- Dick Cheney
- Rush Limbaugh
- Matt Drudge - Internet gossip guy - Don't know about this one, but he should not be ranked this high
- Sarah Palin
- Robert Gates - Defense Secretary - I have no idea how he made this list
- Glenn Beck
- Roger Ailes
- David Petraeus
- Paul Ryan - Wisconsin Congressman
- Tim Pawlenty - Minnesota Governor
- Mitt Romey
- George W. Bush
- John Roberts - Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
- Haley Barbour - Mississippi Governor and former head of the Republican Party
- Eric Cantor - Virginia Congressman
- John McCain - I cannot believe he is on this list, much less this high on the list. Where are his conservative credentials (in areas not associated with national defense)?
- Mike Pence - Indiana Congressman
- Bob McDonnell - Governor-elect of Virginia
- Newt Gingrich - I don't think he should be this high on the list. He has strayed from true conservatism over the past couple of years.
- Mike Huckabee - The Gomer Pyle of modern politics
- Andrew Breitbart - Another internet news guy - He should be ranked above Drudge.
- Bobby Jindal - Governor of Louisiana
- Sean Hannity
- Charles Krauthammer - Columnist and political commentator - He should be on the list, but this is too high of a ranking for him
- David Brooks - NY Times columnist - He is the token Republican on the NY Times editorial staff. He is a Republican, not a conservative. He has no business being on this list.
- Mark Levin - He should be rated much higher, especially after reading 2 of his books (Men in Black and Liberty and Tyranny) this past year.
- Mitch McConnell - Senate Majority Leader
- Laura Ingraham
- Joe Lieberman - Conservative? Really? This is one reason the Brits are not a player on the world stage.
- Antonin Scalia
- John Boehner
- Karl Rove
- David Frum - Writer
- Michael Steele
- Edwin Feulner - President, Heritage Foundation
- John Bolton - He should probably be higher up on this list
- Tom Coburn - Oklahoma Senator
- Rich Lowry - Editor, National Review Online
- Mitch Daniels - Indiana Governor
- John Thune - South Dakota Senator (and the guy who beat Tom Daschle)
- Ron Paul - Texas Congressman - I do not believe he belongs on this list.
- Michelle Malkin
- George Will
- Clarence Thomas
- Grover Norquist - President, Americans for Tax Reform
- Dick Morris - Strategist - I do not believe that Morris is a conservative. He is an excellent strategist with incredible insight and instincts, but not a conservative.
- Michael Savage - This guy is an idiot.
- Mary Matalin (the wife of James Carville, one of the most liberal idiots in the U.S.)
- Richard Lugar - Indiana Senator - He is too friendly with liberals, including the current administration.
- Carly Fiorina - Former head of HP and current contender for Barbara Boxer's senate seat - It is too early to tell on this one.
- Rick Perry - Texas Governor
- David Keene
- Kevin McCarthy - California Congressman
- Morton Blackwell
- Arnold Schwarzenegger - Conservative? He threw out any and all conservatism a long time ago.
- Alex Castellanos
- Steve Schmidt
- William Kristol
- Rudy Giuliani - Conservative on national defense and fiscal areas, liberal on social issues.
- Jon Voight - Actor
- Jeff Flake - Arizona Congressman
- Frank Luntz
- Jim DeMint - South Carolina Senator
- Chris Ruddy - Newsmax Founder and CEO
- Erick Erickson
- Victor Davis Hanson
- Joe Scarborough - This guy is an insult to conservatives and Republicans. He has thrown us under the bus after joining MSNBC, and he tries to redefine conservatism in his book.
- Paul Gigot
- Olympia Snowe - This one is laughable. She is the most liberal Republican in the Senate. She is practically a Democrat vote.
- Michael Barone - He has tremendous political insight. I do not think of him as a conservative, but rather a political wonk.
- Dick Armey
- Tucker Carlson
- Judd Gregg - New Hampshire Senator
- Ann Coulter
- James Dobson
- Jeb Bush
- Joe Wilson - South Carolina Congressman, famous for the "You Lie!" comment (which, by the way, was right on target)
- Meg Whitman - California gubernatorial candidate
- Lou Dobbs - More of a populist than a conservative
- Michelle Bachmann - Minnesota Congresswoman - She should probably be ranked higher, as she is one of the few Republicans who will actually stand up to the Democrat establishment.
- Marco Rubio - Florida Senatorial candidate
- Jack Keane
- Lindsey Graham - South Carolina Senator - He has become very moderate, and he backs amnesty for illegal aliens. He should not be on this list.
- Thomas Sowell
- Bill O'Reilly - Like Lou Dobbs, he is a populist, not a conservative.
- John Kasich - Ohio Gubernatorial candidate and former congressman
- Eric Odom
- Patriuck Ruffini
- Fred Thompson
- Tony Perkins
- Peggy Noonan - She should not be on this list. Just because she was a speech writer for Reagan does not give her the credentials to be on this list.
- Clifford May
- Charlie Crist - Florida Governor - He is becoming too moderate in order to win Florida Governor race.
- Jon Huntsman Jr.
- Liz Cheney
- R. Emmett Tyrrell
- Mark Thiessen
- Mike Murphy
- Tom DeLay
- Mark Sanford - South Carolina Governor - Really?
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