I'll be famous!

Karl Rove's going to put me in his memoir!

(Via Think Progress.)

Former Bush adviser Karl Rove’s memoir will be released on March 9, 2010, and be titled “Courage and Consequence.” In a new statement, Rove said that the book will be “a frank account of what I witnessed and my often-controversial role.” Last year, Rove said that he was planning to “name names” of the people who never “accepted” Bush as a “legitimate president.”

But seriously. Is there some kind of significance to having been a citizen who doubted the legitimacy of the Boy Blunder's presidency? (There was that Supreme Court interference, and the fact that the Florida returns remain doubtful to this day, and the now-acknowledged Brooks-Brothers-zombies who got bused down to Florida to stop the recount. And there's the fact that by the end of those eight nightmarish years, 80% of the population just wanted to wake up and find out that none of it was real.)

So, do those of us who called foul right from the beginning get a medal or something?