CombatEffective - This madness must stop!

...despite blatantly disregarding the rules he helped create. Must be nice to be king.

...the Senate applauds a convicted felon who will draw a $122,000 dollar a year pension for the remainder of his life.

This is kind of a cool map; it shows how much each candidate spent per vote in the states they won.

Regardless of how you feel about the results of the vote, Chuck Norris has a point. It's the democratic process at work. Don't like it? Get it overturned but don't beat down 69 year old ladies.

...well done, sir. Well done.

Richard Muller offers up some advice ranging from nuclear weapons to global warming.

Good. He deserved to lose the seat. The GOP deserves the loss, too, for not immediately moving to boot Stevens' convict self out of the Senate.

Good news if the source is to be believed. The comment about her wanting to be in the driver's seat is probably prophetic; if Obama taps her for the role, she will be looking out for the Clinton's first, followed by party and country.

...this is a perfect example of why the GOP got it's elephant ass kicked this election.

Some Obama supporters are not pleased about the possible/pending (depending on the source) appointment of Clinton as Secretary of State. I'm disappointed, to say, the least. Her selection is antithetical to the message Obama promoted during the campaign.

...when you vanquished her in the primary, I hoped against hope that we would be at least four years (and probably eight) without the Clintons on primetime television. Don't do it, sir. Don't do it.

...damn straight. There is absolutely no reason the funds should not be 100% transparent. Cancel the blank check, demand to know where the money went, and if Paulson balks...throw his ass in jail.

Really? I can understand keeping your friends close and your enemies closer but Clinton as SecState...

From the article:

Mr. Franken's people are already arguing that a vote for Mr. Obama certainly indicated a vote for Mr. Franken.

I predict that Franken will take the seat from Coleman, much like Gregoire took Washington State's governorship a couple of years ago. They'll keep finding Democratic votes until he's over the top and then the race will be called.

...we should be outraged at the lack of transparency. I'm too disgusted to be outraged, though.