Even though there is a plethora of candidates, who else could it be? Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi is Foolocracy’s “Fool of the Year” because there is not another politician like him anywhere in the world.
Berlusconi thinks the same. He once referred to himself as “the best prime minister who could be found today. I [...]

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2008’s “Fool of the Year” is Alaskan Governor Sarah Palin.
Out of a list of 20 candidates, Palin was chosen by 23% of Foolocracy’s viewers as the politician who acted the most foolishly over the past year. President George Bush followed closely behind at 17%. Illinois Governor Rod Blagojevich tallied a distant third at 10%. Trailing [...]

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Today is the last day to select Foolocracy’s “Fool of the Year.” There are 20 candidates to select from and you can vote for as many and as often as you like.
One candidate has held a lead from the first day, but in the last week that lead has shrunk to the second place choice. [...]

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Because Foolocracy’s “Fool of the Year” voting is not giving results as you vote, I wanted to toss out some results as a little teaser.
The results have been remarkably stable from the beginning. The top three positions are unchanged. One candidate has 22%; second place is at 15%, and third place at 11%.  Two other [...]

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Foolocracy is asking our readers to select the “Fool of the Year.” Realistically, there are more candidates than we can list for a poll. Undoubtedly, there are some very good choices that have been missed, but these are the top candidates we selected.
The criteria is straightforward. Pick the politician who you think has acted the most foolish over the last year.
The rules for this [...]

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