Annual Awards

Seems to me that every blog has some type of a year end awards, so I figured, what the heck. I'm jumping on the bandwagon. I may have more than this, but here are a few to get us started.

Best blog of the year:
Dullard Mush. The Anon Guy has done something in the infancy of his blog that I can't compliment enough. Keep up the good work!

Worst blog of the year:
Inside Nevada Politics. Who? Exactly. Six months ago it would have been in the running for the previous award. That was the last time we got a post with any substance.

Best looney lib blog of the year:
NV Upnorth. That guy is wrong on nearly every issue, but his points are well thought out and most times I respect them.

Fake conservative of the year:
Dean Heller. I'm still not sure how he was able to convince so many people he was a conservative.

Runner Up for the fake conservative of the year:
Jill Derby. I wonder if she used Pelosi's San Fransisco money to shoot her commercials for her values "right off the ranch". She probably deserved to win this award, but since Heller won the election, he obviously fooled more people.

Biggest Cajones:
Bob Beers. Giving guns to teachers? Don't get me wrong, I like it, but no politician in their right mind would touch that with a ten foot pole. Kudos to Bob for being fearless in his pursuit of his beliefs.

Runner Up for Biggest Cajones:
Richard Disney. During his campaign, there was not political double speak coming from Richard. Love him or hate him, he always said what was on his mind.

Hypocrite of the Year:
Al Gore. Come on Al. Do you really expect us to believe you burned enough jet fuel for me to drive my gas guzzling SUV around the world a couple dozen times because you truly care about the environment? We're not as dumb as you look. By the way, you may want to fuel up the ole' jet again and get to preaching about going veg, since cows are worse polluters than cars. I hear a new movie in the works. An inconvenient toot.

Big Hat No Cattle Award:
Jim Gibbons. Besides his name, what exactly did Gibbons campaign on? Yes I held my nose and voted for him, because he was better than Titus, but man what a raw deal for Nevadans. Watching him debate was something else. Most times, his answer had nothing to do with the question, and everything to do with whatever talking points on his cue card he hadn't hit yet. Gibbons proved you can win an election by tossing out random buzz words at appropriate times.

Election Surprise of the Year:
Joe Enge. I'm still not sure how a conservative managed to penetrate the liberal fortress of the school board, but good job Joe!

If I feel the need, there may be more to come.