Karl Rove on Hannity: Christine O’Donnell Interview “A Very Good Sign” For Campaign

Mediaite ^ | September 22, 2010 | Glenn Davis

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Karl Rove continued his media rounds tonight with a satellite appearance on Hannity, which he used to discuss Christine O’Donnell’s appearance last night on the same program. After his much-talked about criticism of O’Donnell in the past week, it’s safe to say after hearing her last night, Rove is coming around.

Rove tempered his own positive thoughts by noting how far behind she still is in the polls, but called her overall performance in last night’s interview “a very good sign” that she can get people to “pay attention to her.” Most notably, he said O’Donnell “handled the witchcraft issue great” – that “witchcraft issue,” of course, being a major point of contention of Rove’s.

In addition, he praised her for being “more forthcoming” about why she fell behind on her mortgage – O’Donnell told Hannity it was because she was doing pro bono PR work for a client, which left her unable to pay. He also liked that she’s bringing “seasoned operatives” aboard for her campaign.

Rove acknowledged there are still questions he has about O’Donnell – he’s still unsure what to make of her federal tax lien from the 2005 tax year, for example – but overall seemed duly impressed and said “she’s on the right course, which is to recognize you got a problem. You can’t solve a problem if you think, ‘Hey, everybody’s hunky-dory and I can just ignore these things.”

Maybe now that Rove appears to be getting on the O’Donnell bandwagon, his relationship with fellow conservative power players like Sarah Palin will be a bit more hunky-dory as well. Video of Hannity and Rove’s back-and-forth below.

(VIDEO AT LINK)

[Psalm 144]

He showed his true colors already. And because he did, now we know what happened to the Bush Presidency.

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Yes.

[Psalm 144]

“Can I get the poo off my shoe?”
- Karl Rove

Step in something you wish you hadn’t there big guy?

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The problem is not the foul exudate that is on Karl Rove’s shoes, but the foul exudate that is inside them.

[ansel12]

I went through enough of your posting history to understand why you won’t answer that question and why you are so slavishly devoted to Rove; he is your idea of a great party hack, and he is a solid soldier against conservatism taking hold of the GOP.

[woofie]

The stupidity of your comment knows no bounds

[ansel12]

Nothing can change that “moderate” posting history of yours, it puts this pro-Rove crusade in perspective, and explains your lack of interest in the current GOP candidate winning that Senate seat.

[BobP]

Who gives a flying CRAP whether or not Rove “comes around”?!

Anyone who looks to Rove as “one of us” after all he’s done, needs their head examined. Like he’s some kind of leader of something?

Get a clue, people!!! He showed us who he is. Wise up.

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Karl Rove bet on the wrong horse, so-to-speak, because his job isn't advancing the cause of freedom. He's a country-club elitist who's out of touch with rock-ribbed American voters.

If they're not able to adjust to the new political environment the Tea Party has created, then they'll just be voted out of exsistence or pushed into insignificance.

We've all had more than enough of RHINOs.

If we don't upset Obama's apple cart in November his economic policies will have America looking like Kenya.

Time to end the experiment brought on by the piss-steam media and the Bush derangement crowd.