So, with this group we get a software developer, a world renown feminist, several corporate looters, two rappers, a washed up Playboy Playmate, a televangelist, several reporters and a couple of TV and film producers.
- Susan Berresford, president of the Ford Foundation
- Gloria Steinem, co-founder of New York magazine, founder of Ms. magazine, National Women's Political Caucus, and the Women's Action Alliance, author
- Paul Eibeler, CEO/President/Director at Take-Two Interactive Software, publishers of the infamous Grand Theft Auto line of video games
- Dennis Kozlowski, former chairman and CEO of Tyco International, found guilty of looting company of more than $600 million (Ok, this is a good one too)
- Ken Lay, former Chair & CEO of Enron Corp, responsible for the fall of the company, good friend of George W. Bush (Ok, I can agree with this one!)
- Barbara Walters, television reporter, former co-host and chief correspondent of ABC News' 20/20, co-host of ABC's The View, member of the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences' Hall of Fame
- Maxine Waters, Democratic Congresswoman from California
- Robert Byrd, Democratic Senator from West Virginia
- Ingrid Newkirk, co-founder and president of People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals
- John Vasconellos, veteran, former Democratic state Senator in California.
- Ann Pelo, author, educator
- Markos Moulitsas, veteran, blogger - author of The Daily Kos and OurCongress.org
- Anna Nicole Smith, former Playmate, model, reality show "star"
- Neal Shapiro, former executive producer of NBC's Dateline, president of NBC News
- David Westin, president of ABC News (I guess he figured he get some shots in at a network other than CBS)
- Diane Sawyer, co-anchor of ABC News Good Morning America
- Ted Field, movie producer (I have no idea why he would be on this list, unless it's because he produced Kazaam, staring Shaquille O'Neal)
- Eminem, rapper
- Shirley Franklin, mayor of Atlanta, Georgia
- Ludacris, rapper
- Michael Savage, ultra-conservative radio talk show host, author (Ok, I agree with this one!)
- Howard Stern, ultra-liberal radio "shock" jock
- Amy Richards, author, advice columnist at feminest.com, she came into the conservative ire when she decided to abort two of the three triplets she was carrying
- James Wolcott, contributing editor to Vanity Fair magazine, blogger, author
- Oliver Stone, film director and producer
- David Duke, Grand Wizard of the Ku Klux Klan in the 1970s, public persona of the white-nationalist movement (Who can argue with this one? Although I would think that Matthew Hale and the "Creativity Movement" is a bigger threat)
- Randall Robinson, founder of TransAfrica, author, leading figure in the reparations for slavery movement
- Katherine Hanson, former director of the Women's Educational Equity Act Publishing Center, widely criticized for using bad statistics
- Matt Kunitz, executive produce of Fear Factor
- Jimmy Swaggart, televangelist and cousin of Jerry Lee Lewis!

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