National Political Week

National Political Week is a federal holiday of the United States of Quentin, observed annually on the week of November 4th to November 11th, to trash political parties and other divisions, and focus on the fact that all citizens are Quentinians, regardless of political parties or other divisions. Created in 1989 by Pallas O'Neil, the holiday became widely celebrated, and in 2006 President of the USQ Veer Shah had it recognized as an official federal holiday in the United States of Quentin. Since its creation in 1989, the celebrations have expanded from political parties to sports teams, states and cities, political figures, and even favorite foods, songs, or subjects in school.

Popular celebrations of Political Week include the burning of symbols, including money, a symbol of both wealth and the Fundamentalist Party, flags and logos bearing a tree, the symbol of the Quentinian Environmentalist Party, or a camel, symbolizing the Mild RePublican Party, as well as burning state flags. Recently, state governments have taken to abolishing certain laws that differ from other states for a few days of the week, including abolishing state highway fees, and opening state-run hospitals and clinics for free, and, most popularly, the legalization of all gambling and other normally illegal activities in the Desert Area, among others. The week has been criticized by some who see it as unproductive and making the country more accident-prone, however the week is accepted among most Quentinians as tradition.

The holiday is different from most, mainly because most federal and private employees do not have the day off.