Dr. Death goes to Washington?

With Dr. Jack Kevorkian entering the political arena, it looks like there is someone other than Eliot Spitzer, a victim of political suicide, who will make headlines for less than optimal reasons. Kevorkian, most noted for helping well over 100 people die during the 1990s, was formally convicted on second degree homicide for assisting in the death of Thomas Youk, who suffered from Lou Gehrig's disease.

If he gets the needed 3000 signatures to get on the ballot in Michigan, it could be said that he will be committing assisted political suicide.