Gold: Former President George Bush. What we knew is backed by Sir David Manning, Tony Blair’s foreign policy minister. Unlike the U.S., Britain’s Parliament is investigating their involvement in the war in Iraq. Manning was there on Jan.
21st, 2003 when Bush met with Blair after it was apparent there were no Weapons of Mass Destruction to be found. This interfered with Bush’s day runner which had the attack planned for March 10th. He was going to have a war – period!
See Worst Person in the World to learn alternative methods he planned to justify his war, including painting U-2’s UN colors in hopes they would be shot, thus giving him an excuse!
Silver: Newt Gingrich: Mr. Right and his 527 Peabody Energy Group, who would have to clean the mess up, are launching ads against the environmental Clean Waxman-Markey bill, which will “push our economy to the breaking point”, said the recipient of $50,000 in contributions from the coal industry! The reptillian newt can be bought. Shocked much?
Bronze: Sen Judd Gregg of New Hampshire: (round of polite “golf” applause please). Gregg has initiated the axing of the stimulus plaque act, saying that the signs displayed at construction sites are “strictly for political self interest.” We must assume that he knows of what he speaks, judging from the three rather ambitious and expensive projects in New Hampshire bearing his name, and on no mere construction sign. Together they total approximately two million. Perhaps we have him all wrong, rather than his stated gripe, he wants
to make sure all law makers receive the same permanent recognition that he has? See the impressive things built with stimulus money, and bearing Judd Gregg’s name for all time, on Worst!