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Topic: This Week in Crazy (page 2)

Former Speaker of the U.S House of Representatives Newt Gingrich addresses the Women's National Republican Club in New York, February 15, 2007. REUTERS/Mike Segar (UNITED STATES) (© Mike Segar / Reuters)

This week's winner: Newt Gingrich

Alex Pareene

This week's winner: Whoopi Goldberg

Mary Elizabeth Williams

This week's winner: Jake Pavelka

Mary Elizabeth Williams
Gallagher

This week's winner: Gallagher

Mary Elizabeth Williams
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This week's winner: Raymond Domenech

Alex Pareene

This week's winner: Thomas Kinkade

Kerry Lauerman

This week's winner: Katy Perry

Mary Elizabeth Williams

This week's winner: Tony Hayward

Mike Madden
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This week's winner: Michael Patrick King

Mary Elizabeth Williams

This week's winner: Spencer Pratt

Mary Elizabeth Williams
Former FEMA director Michael Brown

This week's winner: Michael Brown

Mike Madden

This week's winner: Duncan D. Hunter

Joan Walsh
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This week's winner: Scott Baio

Mary Elizabeth Williams
New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg

This week's winner: Michael Bloomberg

Mike Madden

This week's winner: The smoking diplomat

Mary Elizabeth Williams

This week's winner: The pope

Mary Elizabeth Williams
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This week's winner: Randy "Baby Killer" Neugebauer

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Jesse James and Sandra Bullock

This week's winner: Jesse James

Mary Elizabeth Williams

This week's winner: Eric Massa

Mike Madden

This week's winner: Jim Bunning

Mike Madden
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This week's winner: Jenny McCarthy

Mary Elizabeth Williams
Utah state Sen. Mark Madsen. Inset: John Browning

This week's winner: State Sen. Mark Madsen of Utah

Mary Elizabeth Williams

This week's winner: John Mayer

Mary Elizabeth Williams
**FILE** In this Sept. 16, 2008 file photo, an American International Group office building is shown in New York. Nearly six months after American International Group Inc. got its first massive bailout from the government, it is still stumbling. Expectations are that AIG and the government will announce soon, perhaps as early as Monday, March 2, 2009, their latest plan to prop up the New York-based company. AIG has confirmed it will report its fourth-quarter earnings on Monday before the market opens. (AP Photo/Mark Lennihan, File) (Mark Lennihan)

This week's winner: AIG

Mike Madden
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