Lending influence
One of the more interesting things I've come across as of late is The Telegraph's rankings of the most influential conservatives and liberals. Some of the ones are kinda head-scratching such as ...
Both Michael Moore and Oprah Winfrey in the top 10 for 'Most Influential Liberals'?
Elizabeth Edwards ahead of husband John?
Gen. David Petreaus at No. 2 on the 'Most Influential Conservatives' list?
Newt Gingrich at No. 4?
The presence of Evan Bayh anywhere on the 'Most Influential Liberals' list, let alone No. 10?
Still, kudos to Erick for clocking at No. 69.
Both Michael Moore and Oprah Winfrey in the top 10 for 'Most Influential Liberals'?
Elizabeth Edwards ahead of husband John?
Gen. David Petreaus at No. 2 on the 'Most Influential Conservatives' list?
Newt Gingrich at No. 4?
The presence of Evan Bayh anywhere on the 'Most Influential Liberals' list, let alone No. 10?
Still, kudos to Erick for clocking at No. 69.
posted by Jmac at 4:15 PM
2 Comments:
Let's start a list of dumbest British newspapers.
1. The Telegraph.
Blake
How did I not put together that redstate Erik and PeachPundit Erik are the same person? Duh!
Unfortunately, the Telegraph described Erik as a 'small government' conservative, but I don't see how that label applies. If it did, he'd be more open to Ron Paul, who is as 'small government' a conservative as you can get. But oh well...
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