October's Shitbag of the Month is....

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With a whopping 73% of your votes, Megyn Kelly took the top Shitbag spot by a landslide this month by being a victim-blaming, rapist-apologizing, horse-faced cunt. Selma Blair and Shane Gillis tied in second place with 10% each, and Martha Stewart took the remaining 7%. Kelly Clarkson actually came out completely unscathed which is a SBOTM first!

Thank you for voting and we'll see you next month!

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