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Thu 16 Dec, 2004 10:17 pm
Whom do you think it will be?
A political figure?
A person who has made a difference in the world for the
better?
I watched the Biography Channel's "Biography of the Year" last night and they chose the Boston Red Sox
has Bobby Darin been nominated?
LOL Dys. Ooooooh...I shoulda made this a poll!!!
A. George W. Bush
B. George W. Bush
C. George W. Bush
Past Winners:
1927- Charles Lindbergh
1928- Walter Chrysler
1929- Owen Young
1930- Mahatma Gandhi
1931- Pierre Laval
1932- Franklin Delano Roosevelt
1933- Hugh Johnson
1934- Franklin Delano Roosevelt (2nd time)
1935- Haile Selassie
1936- Wallis Simpson
1937- Chiang Kai-Shek and Soong May-ling
1938- Adolf Hitler
1939- Joseph Stalin
1940- Winston Churchill
1941- Franklin Delano Roosevelt (3rd time)
1942- Joseph Stalin (2nd time)
1943- George Marshall
1944- Dwight Eisenhower
1945- Harry Truman
1946- James F. Byrnes
1947- George Marshall (2nd time)
1948- Harry Truman (2nd time)
1949- Winston Churchill (2nd time)
1950- The American Fighting-Man
1951- Mohammed Mossadegh
1952- Queen Elizabeth II
1953- Konrad Adenauer
1954- John Dulles
1955- Harlow Curtice
1956- Hungarian Freedom Fighter
1957- Nikita Khrushchev
1958- Charles De Gaulle
1959- Dwight Eisenhower (2nd time)
1960- U.S. scientists
1961- John F. Kennedy
1962- Pope John XXIII
1963- Martin Luther King Jr.
1964- Lyndon Johnson
1965- William Westmoreland
1966- Twenty-Five and Under
1967- Lyndon Johnson (2nd time)
1968- Frank Borman, Jim Lovell, William Anders
1969- The Middle Americans
1970- Willy Brandt
1971- Richard Nixon
1972- Richard Nixon (2nd time) and Henry Kissinger
1973- John Sirica
1974- King Faisal
1975- American Women
1976- Jimmy Carter
1977- Anwar Sadat
1978- Deng Xiaoping
1979- Ayatollah Khomeini
1980- Ronald Reagan
1981- Lech Walesa
1982- The Computer
1983- Ronald Reagan (2nd time) and Yuri Andropov
1984- Peter Ueberroth
1985- Deng Xiaoping (2nd time)
1986- Corazon Aquino
1987- Mikhail Sergeyevich Gorbachev
1988- Endangered Earth ("Planet of the Year")
1989- Mikhail Sergeyevich Gorbachev (2nd time)
1990- George H. W. Bush
1991- Ted Turner
1992- Bill Clinton
1993- Nelson Mandela, F.W. de Klerk, Yasser Arafat, and Yitzhak Rabin
1994- Pope John Paul II
1995- Newt Gingrich
1996- David Ho
1997- Andy Grove
1998- Bill Clinton (2nd time) and Kenneth Starr
Persons of the Year
1999- Jeffrey P. Bezos
2000- George W. Bush
2001- Rudolph Giuliani
2002- The whistleblowers: Cynthia Cooper of Worldcom, Sherron Watkins of Enron, and Coleen Rowley of the FBI
2003- The American Soldier
buncha freakin' rad liberals and a few token fascists. Yeah I suppose might as well put George in there with the rest.
I think it will be Tom Brokaw.
He just left the network after umpteen years of
reading the news. He's kind of an icon.
In no way should Bush be on the cover. No, no, no!
LOL!!! I just noticed 1966!!!
<Guessing it was a slow year>
No, they were getting ready for the Summer of Love in 1967.
Ahhh...before my time.
So. How was it? LOL.
They called me to see if I was interested this year and I again had to turn them down.
It seems it's customary to have the president as man of the year for each time he is elected, so it will probably be Bush.
LOL, McG! It's supposed to be a surprise!
FD...Yep, although it seems they've broken with that tradition a few times (according to the list).
I'm pretty sure it will be President Bush, but I also thought of Obama.
This article, however, doesn't think so.
Quote:In addition to his GQ honors, Obama is one of Vanity's Fair's People Who Made 2004 the Year That It Was. Will he score the trifecta by landing Time's Person of the Year slot as well?
Husni doesn't think so. His money is on President Bush. "They will sell a lot of copies in the red states," he predicts. "And there are plenty of them."
Source
Yeah! It'll probably be the Yellow Rose of Texas.
I betting against Bush.
My suspicion is that it will be "the Insurgents" or maybe "Al Zarqawi".
Bush won the election because he has the support of 51% of the electorate. Not that that isn't impressive politically... but more and more he is just at the mercy of world events. He hasn't accomplished much in the real world to deserve this distinction.
You too, McG? I thought I was the only one to get these frequent calls and e-mails.
It'll be George W., I fear. He'll fit in well with the choices for 1938, 1939 and 1942.
http://www.cnn.com/2004/US/12/19/time.moy.bush.reut/index.html
definitely influential...the same could be said for King Herod, Pontius Pilate, Hitler, Lucifer the Fallen, Judas, why the list just goes on....