[caver]

Gergen also told some very tall tales for Clinton. The guy has no shame, no conscience or guilt. A truly vile individual and a unabashed liar. Congrats!

[SandRat]

Runners Up were:

Ed Schultz
Chris Matthews
Kieth Olbermann
Dan Rather
Joy Bayhar

[bwc2221]

The part that is correct is that Obama (Reid actually) could have never have achieved these victories without RINO support.

People like Lugar, Corker, Alexander, etc. need to be shown the door.

[Hoodat]

Obama gets my vote. Excluding Republicans from every aspect of the political process, and then turning around and blaming those same Republicans for the results of the very process from which they were excluded was grossly intolerable.

[bray]

Tie between Kraut and Rove

Merry Christmas

[r9etb]

And Mr. Vadum gets the award for “Lamest Excuse for Trying to Explain Away a Political Ass-Kicking.”

[fish hawk]

Hell, he doesn't sound much different than Charles Krauthammer lately.

[Fiji Hill]

My vote would go to Joy Bayhar. When informed that Sarah Palin enjoyed reading the works of C. S. Lewis, she dismissed him as a writer of children's books. One could say the same thing about Leo Tolstoy, author of a version of The Three Bears.

[luvbach1]

When I first heard of Gergen he was characterized as a “moderate” conservative.

[Randy Larsen]

Sorry, I can’t stand that turd ball!

[screaminsunshine]

Gurgling finally won something.

[webstersII]

Gergen is delusional.

The most absurd Gergen episode I remember is when he was working for the Clinton administration and they interviewed Gergen about the effect that the Lewinsky scandal was having on ol’ Bubba.

Gergen actually cried during the interview, saying it hurt him so bad to see poor Clinton abused so unfairly. His tears were such a bad fake I was embarrassed for him and had to change the channel.

Like a bad movie sequel, David Rodham Gergen is still out there in the punditry, breathing perfectly good air and taking up valuable space.

[HardStarboard]

What is a damn shame is Krauthammer is saying much the same thing about Obama’s legislative triumphs after the Nov. election.

He's basically saying that he has regained much, if not all, the power he lost due to the “shellacking”.

Let's hope he’s dead wrong.....

[MSF BU]

"aided by a few weak-willed, misguided Republicans"

Well put and precisely accurate. Especially on homosexualizing the military, the minority leader dropped the ball. EVERYTHING should have been put on hold until the new congress is sworn in. This was a really disgusting display from our GOP senate adulterers (Ensign), closet homosexuals (Collins & Kirk) and intellectual midgets (Murkowski, Snowe, Collins). I STRONGLY suspect Burr's vote had something to do with one or both of those two effeminate looking young males I see on the Christmas cards he sends to me. What a disgrace.

[Dr.Zoidberg]

For my money it’s roveR the wonder punk. Backstabbing for “The Party” has to carry more points than a fawning sycophants boot licking.

[hinckley buzzard]

Gergen has raised the banal and obvious to the level of art.

I have been hearing his gibberings off and on for years and still await the first rudimentary original insight.

[FormerACLUmember]

Remember when PBS tried to pass Gergen off as a “conservative”?

[HonestConservative]

He and Rove must be best buds.