Inspired by the JFK Assassination Records Collection Act, moonbat Congresswoman Cynthia McKinney is proposing that Congress do the same for Tupac Amaru Shakur.

You can get details of the bill here. That is, if you really care to look .

Of course this bill has NO Cosponsors .

Now what kind of nut would propose the federal government preserve the records of a:

• Thug rapper who died in a hail of bullets that is suspected to have come from a rap rival or his own manager.
• Rapper with misogynistic lyrics in songs like “How Do U Want It” and “I Get Around”.
• Man convicted of sexual assault in 1994.
• Rapper who praised “Thug Life”
• Man arrested several times for offenses related to drugs and violence.

I’ll tell you who!

A Congresswoman that:

• Implied that President Bush led us into a war against terrorism for his cronies to profit:
  

  Comments from McKinney after the 9/11 attacks … Sadly, US administration of justice will be conducted by an Administration incapable of it. Interestingly, prominent officials explain to us that September 11 happened because we are free. And “they” hate us because we are free. Moreover, persons close to this Administration are poised to make huge profits off America’s new war. Former President Bush sits on the board of the Carlyle Group. The Los Angeles Times reports that on a single day last month, Carlyle earned $237 million selling shares in United Defense Industries, the Army’s fifth-largest contractor. The stock offering was well timed: Carlyle officials say they decided to take the company public only after the Sept. 11 attacks. The stock sale cashed in on increased congressional support for hefty defense spending, including one of United Defense’s cornerstone weapon programs. Now is the time for our elected officials to be held accountable. …

• Is one of only 3 people in Congress to vote in favor of pulling US Troops from Iraq immediately
• Suggested the US Homeland Security Cheif be arrested!
• Received much of her campaign money from Islamic Extremist sympathizers

And I could go on about this moonbat nut, but she’s not worth more of my time! You can read more about Cynthia Mc-MoonbatKinney here.

This proposal is sure to get very few votes, if more than her one, if it makes it to the floor of the house for a vote at all! I don’t think the most pressing concern on the minds of voters in her district is whether or not some thug rapper’s information is preserved using our tax dollars!