Least Favorite People On The Right

Right Wing News emailed more than 225 right-of-center bloggers and asked them to send us a list of whom they considered to be their “Least Favorite People On The Right.” Representatives from the following 45 blogs responded…

Aaron’s CC,

(Sigh) Here we go again.

In the press release the other day from the Giuliani camp:

The Rudy Giuliani Presidential Committee announced today that for the second quarter in a row the campaign leads the Republican field in dollars

Ray Robison over at the American Thinker has posted an encouraging report, that you will most likely not see in the mainstream media for another six months:

There are signs that the global Islamic jihad movement is splitting apart, in

Recent events involving Republican candidates for president as well as the cumulative effect of hypocrisy, corruption, intolerance, and the stupidity over immigration have led me to the only logical conclusion possible.At the moment, I am a man without a party.I

Now that Clarence Thomas has gone public and presented a sterling defense of both his character and reputation, the New York Times and Anita Hill evidently feel entitled, or obligated, to besmeerch Thomas’s reputation yet again.

Ms Hill has an

There has been a lot said, recently, James Dobson, et al, and their threats to go third party, as opposed to supporting the likes of Rudy Giuliani.

Look.

Rudy is not my first choice, however, he still better than any

Mike Allen is reporting Newt isn’t going to run.  The stated reason?

 Rick Tyler, Gingrich’s spokesman, said lawyers told Gingrich that dabbling in a presidential campaign could endanger the non-profit status of his group, American Solutions for Winning the Future,

Dawson Hill, Detroit Free Press: 

MACKINAC ISLAND — Former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney used his Michigan connections to good advantage over the weekend in easily winning a presidential straw poll of registrants to the Michigan Republican Party’s biennial island

Marc Armbinder notes in The Atlantic, that James Dobson doesn’t much care for Fred Thompson.

‘Isn’t Thompson the candidate who is opposed to a Constitutional amendment to protect marriage, believes there should be 50 different definitions of marriage in the

Jesse Jackson is fond of the term “defining moment.”   In politics, a defining moment is when a politician accidently speaks  thbe truth.  Glenn Thrush, Newsday, reports:

WASHINGTON – The Rev. Jesse Jackson has accused Barack Obama of “acting like

Apparently out that he’s really worn out his welcome, Lincoln Chafee has withdrawn from the Republican party.

Mark Noonan, in noting the story, says:

 We could have backed a man last year against Chafee – I mean, as the

Harald Stassen, err Alan Keyes announces for the presidency.

[yawn]

Former Time magazine reporter and self-described liberal Matt Cooper is sticking up for rumored attorney general candidate Ted Olson, who has drawn criticism from Democrats even though he has not yet been nominated.Cooper writes on CondeNast Portfolio.com that Olson, “is

Jon at GOP BLOGGERS makes a case I’ve made often enough of late:

I can’t avoid the conclusion that this should be a fantastic political environment for Republicans. Before you think this sounds crazy, read on.

Only 22% of Americans

McGehee says Chuck Hagel is quitting.

Suits me…  The guy was a one man three ring circus years ago, and he hasn’t improved since.  All of the stuff about the anti-war nonsense that I directed at the Democrats goes doubly