And speaking of egotism

Alvin Greene, one of the country's . . . ah, 'most unexpected' political candidates, is back in the news - and in court for showing pornography to a college student. He threatened to sue an area newspaper if they reported on the legal proceedings. (Sorry, dude, but criminal cases tend to be a matter of public record, and therefore fair game for newspapers.) For some reason, he seems to think he's a viable candidate:

“I’m the next president,” Greene said. “I’ll be 35 … just before November, so I was born to be president. I’m the man. I’m the man. I’m the man. Greene’s the man. I’m the man. I’m the greatest person ever. I was born to be president. I’m the man, I’m the greatest individual ever.”

"[T]he greatest individual ever"? Um, no. Seriously, can you really be comparing yourself to people like Mohandas Gandhi, Mother Teresa, Eleanor Roosevelt, Albert Einstein, Jonas Salk, William Shakespeare, Jesus of Nazareth, Muhammad ibn Abdullah, Saladin, Alexander the Great, Abraham Lincoln, George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Siddhartha Gautama, Rosa Parks, Martin Luther King, and JFK?

And then there's former boxer and notable humanitarian Muhammad Ali: "The Greatest" is still his title.