You know it's a slow news day when Congressmen start sharing their junk mail with the Associated Press. Apparently Democrat Congressman John Dingell got the same type of George Bush campaign propaganda that I got last month. (Only I didn't rush off to the AP to share stories about my junk mail.) The only reason I mentioned it here, is because I also got a solicitation for a Bill Clinton commemorative Liberian coin on the same day.

Either I don't get the joke, or Dingell doesn't get the concept of junk mail.

"I was very surprised that the (Republican National Committee) is so desperate for money that it is now soliciting sitting Democratic Congressmen for donations. With all the special interest giveaways to contractors like Halliburton, energy companies like Enron, or the pharmaceutical industry, I would think the Bush-Cheney re-election fund would be flush with contributions. ... This makes me very sad."

Don't forget that evil Martha Stewart. I'm sure she takes time away from her railroading federal trial to send millions to George Bush in exchange for insider stock tips.