Right-winger (noun)

1. A person who holds political views that are conservative or supportive of the existing order.
2. A person who is politically right-wing.

Origin:

Derived from the adjective 'right-wing' in the early 20th century.

Examples:

1. The right-winger was a vocal opponent of immigration policies and environmental regulations.
2. The right-winger's views on social issues have sparked widespread debate and criticism.
3. The right-winger was a popular speaker at rallies and events for the conservative party.
4. Many people have been concerned about the influence of right-wingers on government policies.
5. The right-winger's political beliefs have caused friction and division within the community.