The United States Republican Senatorial Medal of Freedom, is the highest and most prestigious award United States Republican Party senators can bestow on an individual. Medals are given for contributions to the Republican Party either through statesmanship and/or economic contributions (Medals are distinguished by designs).[1]
Notable Recipients for Statesmanship
- President Ronald Reagan - Former President of the United States
- General Norman Schwarzkopf, Jr. - Retired General of the United States Army
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The Baroness Thatcher - Former Prime Minister of the United Kingdom
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Charlton Heston - Film actor and president of the National Rifle Association (NRA)
- Prince Nguyen Phuc Buu Chanh - President of the Vietnamese Constitutional Monarchist League
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Albert A. Boyajian - Philanthropist in Education and founder of the Armenian American Political Action Committee (A.A.P.A.C.)
- Colonel Chao K. Nokham - Co-Chairman of the Lao Movement For Democracy And Human Rights in Laos
- Sonny Lee - Chief Executive Officer Great American International Development Corporation
- John Cruickshank - Instrumental in writing the Supreme Court brief in Rose v. McGarry
- Daniel Yoder - Appointed to the United States Presidential Business Commission
- Israel Martinez - EVP for Athens Consulting Group, Inc.
- Patricia McDonald - Founder of SAF-T-CO SUPPLY Company
- Robert Michael Kershner - Clinical Professor of Ophthalmology at the University of Utah Medical Center
- William Byers - Executive Producer/Creative Director & Co-Founder AN&I Multimedia, Inc.
- Dr Shashi K. Agarwal - Board certified in internal medicine and cardiovascular diseases
- William Byers - Executive Producer/Creative Director & Co-Founder AN&I Multimedia, Inc.
- Diane A. Lenning - Owner of Family Accounting, Investing, & Consulting Business
- Paul DeLong - Republican Write-in Candidate for U.S. Senate
- Derek Comb - Youth Chairman of the Montgomery Co. Republican Party
- Eugene L. "Gene" Smith - Appointed by President Dwight D. Eisenhower as an official liaison to the Hoover Commission
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