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The Most Evil Americans

4/18/2010

You added:  Roger Ailes

4/18/2010

You added:  Milton Friedman

4/18/2010

You added:  Rush Limbaugh

4/18/2010

You added:  Alan Greenspan

4/18/2010

You added:  Ayn Rand

4/18/2010

You added:  Ronald Reagan

4/18/2010

You voted Up G Dub

4/18/2010

You voted Up Dick Cheney

4/18/2010

You voted Up Bill O'Reilly

4/18/2010

You voted Down Michael Jackson

4/18/2010

You voted Up Donald Rumsfield

4/18/2010

You voted Up Carl Rove

4/18/2010

You voted Down Ted Kazinsky

4/18/2010

You voted Down Christopher Dodd

4/18/2010

You voted Down Obama

4/18/2010

You voted Down Barney Frank, Nancy Pelosi and democrats.

4/18/2010

You voted Down Octomom

4/18/2010

You voted Up Roger Ailes

4/18/2010

You voted Up Rush Limbaugh

4/18/2010

You voted Up Alan Greenspan

4/18/2010

You voted Up Ayn Rand

4/18/2010

Comment:  She is the reason that delusional and self-congratulatory businessmen can sit atop their mighty skyscrapers with a clear conscience, honestly believing that they are entirely responsible for their own success and that the homeless people on the street below could wake up one day and achieve that same level of success if they would just work a little harder. I hate her.

4/18/2010

Comment:  His divisive, win-at-all-costs style of campaigning is destructive, effective, and, quite frankly, terrifying.

4/18/2010

Comment:  I used to think he was just a unfortunate, amiable guy who ran a bumbling administration and functioned as a puppet for people like his father and Dick Cheney, but I just don't see it any more--the man is evil. He is a war-profiteer and a bigot with a blatant disregard for the welfare of others, and his administration has managed to politicize even those issues on which there should be no debate. He has raped democracy and done more than any president since before FDR to transfer power into the hands of the wealthy.

4/18/2010

Comment:  He is incompetent and his violations of civil liberties are unacceptable.

4/18/2010

Comment:  I try not to think of even the most bigoted religious people as evil--although religion itself is one of the greatest evils--because they're often the victims of indoctrination and genuinely believe that what they're doing is good. I look at people like Ted Haggard, who is clearly deeply conflicted and damaged by religion, with sympathy and not with hate. But if you have to pick someone to represent the evils of religion, Pat Robertson is a great choice.