Top 10 Worst Republicans of 2010: Mitt Romney, Rick Scott, and John McCain

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1. Mitt Romney (Former Governor, Massachusetts)
2. Rick Scott (Current Governor, Florida)
3. John McCain (2008 Republican Presidential Candidate)
4. Sarah Palin (Former Governor, Alaska, 2008 V.P. Candidate)
5. Olympia Snowe (Senator, Maine)
6. George Bush (Former President)
7. Ron Paul (U.S. Representative, Texas)
8. Newt Gingrich (Former Speaker of the House)
9. Jon Huntsman (Former U.S. Ambassador to China)
10. Mike Huckabee (Former Arkansas Governor, Fox News host)

Further Reading:

• Top 10 Worst Politicians of 2010
• Top 10 Best Republicans of 2010
• Top 10 Worst Republicans of 2010
• Top 10 Worst Democrats of 2010
• Top 10 Best Democrats of 2010

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Rick

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