As 2012 winds down, that means Time magazine’s annual (and sometimes gimmicky) choice for Person Of The Year is upon us. Readers can cast their ballot for a slew of politicians, including President Obama, Mitt Romney, Joe Biden and Paul Ryan. The breakout star on this year’s ballot: Malala Yousafzai, the Pakistani teenager who was shot by the Taliban because she publicly advocated for the education of girls and women.
msnbc’s Lawrence O’Donnell encouraged viewers to “stuff the ballot box” for this remarkable teen at Time.com. “Vote early and often, as they used to say in Boston, for Malala.”
The Last Word is conducting its own Person of the Year vote.
As constructed by O’Donnell, the show’s ballot has exactly two options: Malala, and the anonymous person who recorded the secret video of Mitt Romney chatting about the “47 %” with his rich donors. We also invite you to write in whoever you want on the Last Word ballot in the comment section below or tweet us your picks.
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