[fieldmarshaldj]

Tokyo Rove has always been the enemy of Conservatives.

[sourcery]

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[Chgogal]

The post link did not work for me:
http://spectator.org/articles/60470/what-karl-rove-won’t-tell-you

[nathanbedford]

From the very beginning to the end of this election season, Karl Rove has demonstrated that it is all about money.

He started off announcing the formation of this pac to raise money to fund establishment candidates in a transparent ploy to deprive the grassroots, tea party base of the wherewithal to participate in this election. Now he is exhorting the unsuspecting to empty their purses into his coffers to retrieve his mistakes.

Even conceding the old adage that money is the mother's milk of politics, sometime in their infancy conservatives must have learned at the breast the real meaning of conservatism. Sooner or later the Republican Party will have to find its soul.

[papertyger]

If they don’t, they should prepare for two more years of Majority Leader Harry Reid.”

If I'm going to be insulted, I prefer it be from someone I DIDN'T vote for, not one I did.

Guess I'm just funny that way.

[tumblindice]

A diamond with a flaw is better than a pebble with none.
The perfect is the enemy of the good.
Vote GOP, or else.

Rove doesn’t give a damn about conservatives and what we want.

He and his gopee goons will be here in increasing numbers as time goes by, urging us to lick the hand that beats us and the boot that kicks us.
And they will strain to pull things like the above chestnuts out of their hats, as they did in 2008 and ‘12, knowing that they deserve nothing from us.

But they voted 100% against Obamacare and balk at amnesty. That’s promising, but action talks. How’s retirement, Senator Luger?

[pallis]

Republican waves happen when they are formed by conservatism, something the Republican left has forgotten, and because of their treachery towards the conservative base, fools like Rove may well put Reid back in charge.

Right about now it would be interesting to hear Rove explain what the GOP establishment has gotten for its betrayal of conservatives. Is it Hispanic votes, gay votes, black votes, feminist votes, independent votes...? Good luck with that Karl.

[867V309]

Rove was looking for a third chin on EBay but they didn’t have one big enough.

[Wingy]

In the past, (5 cycles ago) I did donate to a variety of Republican causes. I gave it up when I had to stop working, but the calls continue...and continue. In past cycles, I sometimes had a hard time explaining that I had no dough to give to sketchy candidates that Rove liked, without being rude or just hanging up. My Mother taught me better than that. This year it's much easier. I simply tell the nice folks calling me to instead call Thad down in Mississippi. He has so much money, he gives it to DEMOCRATS! I now have no worries getting off the phone.

Thanks Karl!

[RIghtwardHo]

And there won’t be one because the Rove-types still run the GOPe show.

[RginTN]

Words have power. When you call your base racists and surrender to leftists your base aren’t fools and you reap what you sow.

[reefdiver]

We can’t seem to rid ourselves of this guy. It’s a critical time for our country and he’s in the way

[reefdiver]

We can’t seem to rid ourselves of this guy. It’s a critical time for our country and he’s in the way

[lormand]

Remember Mississippi.

[txrefugee]

McConnell vowed he would crush the conservatives. He did. Crushed people don’t vote.

[C. Edmund Wright]

LINK PLEEZ!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[AdaGray]

Remember McDaniel.

[BuckeyeTexan]

No. AFTER they do the jobs they were elected to do in 2010, THEN they get money. Not before.