I'm sorry but I don't agree with the number one choice. I'm not going to spoil the surprise but a mere blogger does not have the ability to wreck our nation the way that Harry Reid does. He will always be the number one most annoying liberal because he doesn't appear to have control of his mouth and the Republicans should do all the can to take him out in 2010.
BTW, it's looking like I might have been right about Reid caving on Burris:
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid said the chamber has the authority to block the appointment of Roland Burris but left open the possibility that he could still be seated."There is clearly legal authority for us to do whatever we want to do," Mr. Reid said in an interview aired on NBC News's "Meet the Press" Sunday. But he later added: "There's always room to negotiate."
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Reid is backpedaliing because legal experts are now casting doubt on the ability of the Senate to legally bar Burris. It may not be possible for the Senate to ban someone legally chosen for the position, and whether or not you like Baby Face Blagojevich or not...and I don't know anyone who does...the Senate may not be able to stop this.
The Illinois Secretary of State (a Democrat) is fighting a stalling action by refusing to certify the selection. But that may not be legal, either.
The hope is that it will delay things long enough for Blago to be impeached and this circus to be shut down.
I don't read Sullivan but this - "He claims to be a Christian" - is hitting below the belt.
Why isn't John Mc Cain on the list?
It's better to be annoying than wrong. The religious right has always been and will always be on the wrong side of every social issue and scientific discovery. History paints them stupid AND annoying. And most importantly WRONG.
Liberals all are generaly annoying bunch of pests are troublemakers why dont they all go and takea hike
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