Damn. I thought his schtick was some sort of comedy routine. Kinda like a Harvey Fierstein impression or something. It was funny as hell, too.

George Will is the worst political analyst in America, but there are so many bad ones, it's hard to pick one out for recognition as the worst. I never liked Tim Russert either.

He needs to stick to being funny

Kristol and Crystal:

Not sure why it's repeated so much. Kristol predicted the Iraq war fairly early, he predicted that Obama would win the Democratic nomination, and he also predicted Palin's selection as McCain's running mate. Aside from Palin, none of these were exactly long-shots, but he made the predictions nonetheless.

While his predictions about Ryan/Rubio were obviously off, he should probably get a consolation prize for Ryan being on the ticket. He was talking about Ryan as part of a national ticket when few else were. Even as late as last week, the CW was for Portman as VP, not Ryan.

He's still wrong about policy, but when it comes to predictions, he actually has a fairly decent (though far from great) track record.

And I bet it's not reported on his income taxes. Bet on it.

PB

He must be taking his cues from Romney.

But he has lots of competition to be the WORST. Faux Noise is filled with inept and bogus political analysis. William Kristol has pretty much been wrong with everything he has ever said.

However, Dick Morris sounds like he is going to wheeze and die before completing a single sentence. Oh, and he was the rocket scientist back in 2008 who promised us an election between Hillary Clinton and Rudy Giuliani. He doesn't predict so well.

Make it a fifth falsehood, because the correct answer is "270 to win"