Pun twits and common taters (you know, the regular spuds) are eyeing Mississippi which will soon offer up its own brand of primary fun. The state has the largest contingent of Black voters and Barack Obama is expected to do well there (assuming that Black voters are every bit the automatons they've been painted as), even after his losses in Texas and Ohio.

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At least one high school freshman in that Bible Belt state has actually read the Constitution...and has noticed that it is being flagrantly ignored. The young man wrote to his local paper about patently unconstitutional school assemblies:

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There's this story I remember from college. I wrote about it in another context on another blog, but it bears repeating, at least in part, here:

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I'm just going to paste this entire thing in. I can't bear trying to summarize this ludicrous turn of events.

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According to several sources, the very, very Republican Dana Rohrabacher, took to the floor of the House to accuse Bush/Cheney of criminality, obstruction of justice, and lying to Congress.

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New York Governor Elliott Spitzer offers his apologies after having been caught with his hand in the...um, cookie jar. This from NPR:

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