Naughty and Nice

He's making a list. Checking it twice... As I look back on this year, I've come up with my own list of Naughty and Nice. Here's a light-hearted look at my top three Naughty and Nice people or groups of 2010:

Number 3: The ladies of "The View." This gaggle of gossips has bad-mouthed conservatives like Sarah Palin and her daughter Bristol, Glenn Beck and others. Most recently, these loudmouths attacked soon-to-be House Speaker John Boehner for being "too emotional." Boehner got emotional during a speech on election night and during an interview on "60 Minutes." The 'View' ladies said it made him look weak. Not nice, ladies! I think it made Boehner look more real.

Number 2: The TSA airport screeners. By grabbing and groping airline passengers, the TSA screeners violated privacy rights. Not all screeners are bad, but some took the pat-downs way too far, earning them a spot on the Naughty list. The screeners could have at least bought passengers a drink before groping them!

And Number 1: Naughty Nancy. Who else could top this year's Naughty list but Nancy Pelosi! Even after her party suffered massive losses on Election Day, Nancy refuses to face reality. She continues to push her Socialist agenda and spend, spend, spend taxpayers' money. The election is over, Nancy. The people have spoken, and your party lost!

Now, for the Nice list. Number 3: The Tea Party. This group of patriots stood up for what's right and made a difference in November's elections. They led the way for Republicans to take back control of the House. The Tea Party has proved that it is a force to be reckoned with and will be a major player in the 2012 election.

Number 2: Glenn Beck. Even though he is controversial at times, Glenn Beck has earned my respect by promoting Christian values on his radio and TV shows. He often bases his shows on the themes of faith, hope and charity. And he encourages viewers to pray for the country. How often do you hear that on cable TV? Glenn is a true patriot and a great American.

And Number 1 on the Nice list: ME!! Who else? I have been good all year, and I'm sure I'll get a visit from Santa on Christmas Day. It's not easy being good all year, but I think I've done pretty well. No comments, please. (That means you, Karen.)

I hope you are on the Nice list, too. If not, well, there's always next year.