[txradioguy]

The Libs can take their fake outrage at what Rove said and stick right along with their "I Support The Troops" BS too.

[ncountylee]

About time! We need our leaders to react like instinctively and whenever provoked. The democrats will make this necessary often.

[Bluegrass Federalist]

How sweet. Chortle, chorlte, chortle.

[Caipirabob]

Man, as if I needed more to convince me that anyone with a "Kerry/Edwards" sticker still on their car was an enemy of the state.

[Iowa Granny]

LOL

Thanks for posting this.

[GiovannaNicoletta]

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[Daryl L.Hunter]

Al-jazeera Star Dick Turbin

[Alia]

It is "faux outrage" from dems. And here Howard Dean has been telling his own team to be BRAVE, to stand up for what they really believe? And they aren't listening to even their own new "leader" Howard Dean. No. This SHOULD have been the moment Democrats stood their ground; stood up for what they obviously believe. They didn't. It is "faux" outrage. Mr. Rove in his comment gave the Democrats the OPPORTUNITY to really sock it to the nation, and the Dem Leaders, folded via "faux outrage".

Man. This has got to be a rough day for Dem voters -- one side of the Dem Leadership mouth says "STAND UP AND AGAINST THIS "ILLEGAL WAR".. and when they Dems get the perfect opportunity to do so.. they don't.

And some Repubs/Conservs consider the GOP to be spineless?

[tje]

Thanks for posting this. Karl Rove's ability to cut right to the crux of the biscuit is astounding. And the response from the left really uncovers how shallow they are, both in their response to 9/11 and to Karl Rove's comments.

[Brilliant]

"Karl Rove's statement of historical fact..."

It's about time some of our whimpy GOP politicians came to Rove's defense.