With just over a week before TIME names its person of the year, the Ferguson protesters have surged ahead to first place
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#TIMEPOY: Ferguson protesters lead TIME’s Person of the Year poll
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Stalin and the Ayatollah Khomeini have gotten person of the year before. Doesn't mean a whole lot other than "influenced world events". Kinda like getting a Nobel Peace Prize - they practically give it away these days. Not to mention 99% of the people rioting in Ferguson have never read a copy of Time and never will (a coin toss on whether they can read at all). Now, if they got on the front cover of Ebony, then watch out...
If Luke was still here he would have said Hitler was also Times Person of the year,
Ronald Reagan was also Times Person of the Year in 1980 and 1983.
is he banned , in jail or what ?
i hope he's not in jail.
Ronald Reagan was also Times Person of the Year in 1980 and 1983.
is he banned , in jail or what ?
i hope he's not in jail.
I believe he and atticus (and his various sock-puppets) are on a time-out until they learn how to stop acting like f'n children.
I guess you could say he got "surf'd".
Didn't Odumbo get "person of the year" once? And look what kind of a DICK he turned out to be.
Big deal, they destroyed a town, provided yet another fine example of white flight, got an officer to quit and generated a shitload of press. Both obama and Putin have "influenced world events" more. That broad that runs the fed influenced world events more.
OTOH they also accelerated Negro Fatigue, which has the potential to be a real world changer. Hmmm, this could turn out to be a good call, but probably not as the Time staff would like.
Avoid the `groid.
Zogby: Palin Person of the Year, Bush, of Decade
http://www.newsmax.com/surveys/Obam...kw/default?PROMO_CODE=10EFE-1"target="_blank"
Former Republican vice-presidential candidate Sarah Palin is the Person of the Year for 2010, according to a new survey by Zogby International, which also designated George W. Bush as Person of the Decade (2000-2010).
Palin was cited by 21 percent of the respondents, while 16 percent chose President Barack Obama. Glenn Beck and Julian Assange of WikiLeaks notoriety tied with 13 percent.
None of the other seven possible choices for Person of the Year — Gen. David Petraeus, Hillary Clinton, Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg, Conan O’Brien, Apple’s Steve Jobs, basketball star LeBron James, and Defense Secretary Robert Gates — garnered more than 6 percent.
Democrats favored Obama with 33 percent, while Palin won among Republicans (39 percent) and independents (17 percent).
In the Person of the Decade polling, Bush was chosen by 44 percent of respondents, followed by Obama with 20 percent, and Osama bin Laden with 11 percent.
Zogby’s poll of nearly 2,000 adults found that 40 percent of respondents believe the BP oil spill is the news story of the year, with the midterm elections second at 34 percent.
The 2001 terrorist attacks is the news story of the decade, according to 73 percent of respondents.
The most significant political story of 2010 is the emergence of the tea party, Zogby found, while the most significant international news story of the year is the Haiti earthquake, and the most significant issue of the decade is the rise in terrorism.
Read Latest Breaking News from Newsmax.com http://www.Newsmax.com/InsideCover/Zogby-Palin-PersonofYear-Bush/2010/12/15/id/380082/#ixzz3Keu8E71x
http://www.newsmax.com/surveys/Obam...kw/default?PROMO_CODE=10EFE-1"target="_blank"
http://www.newsmax.com/surveys/Obam...kw/default?PROMO_CODE=10EFE-1"target="_blank"
Former Republican vice-presidential candidate Sarah Palin is the Person of the Year for 2010, according to a new survey by Zogby International, which also designated George W. Bush as Person of the Decade (2000-2010).
None of the other seven possible choices for Person of the Year — Gen. David Petraeus, Hillary Clinton, Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg, Conan O’Brien, Apple’s Steve Jobs, basketball star LeBron James, and Defense Secretary Robert Gates — garnered more than 6 percent.
Democrats favored Obama with 33 percent, while Palin won among Republicans (39 percent) and independents (17 percent).
Zogby’s poll of nearly 2,000 adults found that 40 percent of respondents believe the BP oil spill is the news story of the year, with the midterm elections second at 34 percent.
The 2001 terrorist attacks is the news story of the decade, according to 73 percent of respondents.
The most significant political story of 2010 is the emergence of the tea party, Zogby found, while the most significant international news story of the year is the Haiti earthquake, and the most significant issue of the decade is the rise in terrorism.
Read Latest Breaking News from Newsmax.com http://www.Newsmax.com/InsideCover/Zogby-Palin-PersonofYear-Bush/2010/12/15/id/380082/#ixzz3Keu8E71x
http://www.newsmax.com/surveys/Obam...kw/default?PROMO_CODE=10EFE-1"target="_blank"