"Perhaps The Most Imbecilic Article In The History of Journalism On ABC.com."

ABC's Jake Tapper is one of the well known "Hacks of Hacks in Washington D.C. Today, he exhibited an even more horrendous piece of hackery if their ever was one.

Tapper couldn't be more of a sleazy writer than what he wrote today, titled (and I kid you not), "The Emergence of President Obama's Muslim Roots."

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA, oh my goodness gracious.

Tapper comes off already as a clown (and to be fair, he isn't alone, as Sunlen Miller helps as well) with that title, considering how this tired story line has already been eviscerated of Obama being a Muslim. But it gets even more atrocious as the article starts.

Since the election, however, with the threat of the rumors at least somewhat abated, the White House has been increasingly forthcoming about the president's roots. Especially when reaching out to the Muslim world.

In his April 6 address to the Turkish Parliament, President Obama referenced how many "Americans have Muslims in their families or have lived in a Muslim majority country. I know, because I am one of them."

Um, Jake, it was already public knowledge that Obama lived and grew up a little in a Muslim country. We all knew that, everyone with a brain knew that. Yet, you go so happily bring this up as as this supposed dishonest and hypocritical move of Obama to embrace the Muslim world now.

No wonder why Gawker.com (who seem to have thankfully gotten out of their bad spell of terrible reporting on Keith Olbermann) dubbed this, quite honesty,"Perhaps the most imbecilic article in the history of journalism on ABC.com."

And additionally, no wonder why it has been the top link of the integrity challenged Fudge Report all day long:

Update: I knew this guy was a jerk, but I didn't know it was to this extent:

But there are only a handful of people who live up to the sophomoric term "tool" quite the way ABC reporter Jake Tapper does. For starters: His big break was selling out the story of a date he had with Monica Lewinsky. He dated a Miss America contestant, once called a college-age reporter a "pussy" and, at the beginning of his career, reportedly handed a Salon reporter a wad of his chewed gum, telling her it would be "worth something someday." We're not trying to be mean or anything, or saying he's a bad person. It's just true: The man is a tool.

Speaks for itself, doesn't it?