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Posted at 09:00 AM ET, 12/17/2012

Who should be The Reliable Source Person of the Year for 2012?

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2012: Remember Clint Eastwood in Tampa? (Lucian Perkins/The Washington Post) Who will be the Reliable Source Person of the Year for 2012? So many characters to choose from: Clint Eastwood for shaking up the Republican convention? Or George Clooney for getting arrested at the embassy of Sudan? Paul Ryan’s widow’s peak — or John Kerry’s black eye? Beyoncé’s new baby? Or Jenna’s bun in the oven? Tampa socialite extraordinaire Jill Kelley ? Or would that just make Paula Broadwell jealous? But there were so many others, too. Please share your thoughts below. And enjoy share the following look back at past Reliable Source Persons of the Year.

View Photo Gallery: Here’s a look at the lucky few to be named Reliable Source person of the year from 2007-2011, as well as the honorable mentions.

Earlier: The Reliable Source Person of the Year 2011: Anthony Weiner, 12/23/11

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By The Reliable Source | 09:00 AM ET, 12/17/2012

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