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If you are talking about mainstream politics…NONE of them. Every single one of them will do nothing to revert the leftist insanity, either because they are puppets and/or because they are actual leftists. Rand Paul is one option you could go with because his (supposed) libertarian leanings would lead him to a smaller government position, which could mean having degeneracy pushed by the government less simply due to there being less government. However, he also voted to fast track the TPP, which would lead to a lot of terrible things like international corporations having the power to sue countries in closed tribunals run by other corporations.
On the other hand, Bernie Sanders actually presents a paradoxically interesting option. He is a Jew that has touted the 6 million non-sense, but he is also a critic of Israel. His economic policies are entirely socialist, but there seems to be an "America first" nationalistic slant to his stance on jobs, infrastructure and being against guest worker programs. His social issue stance is entirely within the realm of standard liberalism, but at least he isn't pushing SJW style white genocide.
Donald Trump is another strange option. He is against the TPP, gun control and abortion, but he is a firm supporter of Israel. Considering he's more or less an actor, you could say that he is Ronald Reagan 2.0. While he looks to be conservative, it really comes down to how much you want to bet that he isn't controlled opposition or that he won't be completely ineffective at implementing a conservative agenda. Then of course, you have to consider that he is a good goy.
So basically, Bernie Sanders might actually be the closest to fascism at least in terms of economics and it's highly likely that no one is going to actually be socially conservative in any meaningful way.
Honestly, we're never going to get a candidate near the election that is far enough right to even hit centrist without a massive social upheaval happening first. The best thing you can do isn't to touch a ballot, it's to become well versed on the issues and extol the virtues of a conservative lifestyle in both word and deed.