Has the political INSANITY of late been enough to .....

Has the political INSANITY of late been enough to ......... POLL

Answers Votes Percent
1.
make you consider moving to another country 0 0%
2.
make you consider leaving your party 0 0%
3.
make you consider seeing a shrink cuz the world's gone NUTS 0 0%
4.
keep you up at night 0 0%
5.
giving you the heebie geebies 0 0%
6.
ALL or almost ALL of the above 1 100%
7.
what political problems? 0 0%

Somebody has some explaining to do!

From Think Progress: BREAKING: Rumsfeld and Pace Not Consulted On Transfer Of Port Operations To UAE

And Atrios: Evidence of Absence

Poor Rummy, caught in the middle, hehehehehe.

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For those who requested a small banner to use as a hot link to AKinE from their site: I was not happy with how the whole header logo above looked when shrunk down, so I created these small banner logos. Do we want to pick just one as our "official" one? Help me out here!

Tuesday Morning Open Thread

Yeah, we survived Monday!!! And remember...

State of the Black Union 2006

The State of the Black Union discussion will take place in Houston this
Saturday (February 25) It will be broadcast live on C-SPAN.

A Message from Tavis...

At the close of the 2005 State of the Black Union in Atlanta, we
invited the public to weigh in on the most challenging issues facing
Black America. I'm happy to report that because of the huge response,
we now have a document that outlines how individuals, groups,
communities and the body politic can move forward to make this nation
better. When we make Black America better, we make all of America
better. We all want an America as good as its promise.

The Covenant book is made up of 10 chapters on the issues identified by
the public. They include economic disparity, health, education and
environmental justice. While the completion of the book marks the end
of one journey, it is in many ways the first step for those who want to
move forward toward real progress in improving Black communities.