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Our Hero the Villain

by Joe Carter
February 6, 2007

A new poll from the Associated Press and AOL News asked respondents to name the past year’s biggest villain. The results:

#1 — George W. Bush (25%)
#2 — Osama Bin Laden (8%)
#3 — Saddam Hussein (6%)
#4 — President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad of Iran (5%)
#5 — North Korean leader Kim Jong II (2%)
#6 — Donald Rumsfeld (2%)
#7 – Tie: Satan, Hugo Chavez, Tom Cruise, Dick Cheney, Hillary Clinton, John Kerry and Rosie O’Donnell (1%).

The same poll asked Americans to name the year’s biggest hero:

#1 – George W. Bush (13%)
#2 — The troops in Iraq (6%)
#3 – Tie: Jesus Christ, Barack Obama, Oprah Winfrey (3%)
#4 — Bono (2%)
#5 – Tie: Warren Buffett, George Clooney, Bill Gates, Al Gore, Billy Graham, Angelina Jolie, Colin Powell, Arnold Schwarzenegger, and Condoleeza Rice (1%)

When a poll shows our President is considered more villainous than three dictators, the world’s most infamous terrorist, and the Prince of Darkness, and that Barack and Oprah are on par with Jesus then either (a) we don’t take polls seriously anymore or (b) Americans are boneheads.

Maybe we should take a poll to find out the answer…


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Comments

By: Glenn Rehn | February 18, 2007 at 12:18 am

Osama bin Laden didn’t really do anything in the past year, save maybe releasing one of his tapes. Bush, meanwhile, was elected by a majority of US voting citizens and continues to lead the country down a terrible path the majority of citizens diagree with.