James Moore and Wayne Slater's 'The Architect: Karl Rove and the Master Plan for Absolute Power'

Austin American-Statesman ^ | September 2, 2006 | James Heston

[Dane]

The next "bzz, bzz, bzz" for the Rove hating MSM and DUmmies, now that plamegate has fizzled.

They are pathetic in their hatred of Karl Rove and their own self hatred that their message of the homosexual agenda gets a thumbs down in flyover country.

[goldstategop]

The Democrats already know the election's in the bag. Its time to drive out the Bush regime and its architect, Karl Rove. They'll be busy with their indictment through November.

(No more Olmert! No more Kadima! No more Oslo! )

[Dane]

The Democrats already know the election's in the bag.

Actually the election is not in the bag, but they do their most pathetic darndest, to portray it is.

[BenLurkin]

What about the Rove tsunami machine??? Hmm????

[Darkwolf377]

Isn't the full tiutle "'The Architect: Karl Rove and the Master Plan for Absolute Power MUWAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAAA!'"?

Libs and haters LOVE exposing things like Rove's father being gay. You can practically hear them squealing as they reveal it, but what exactly does it have to do with anything? What a feeble defense in this article--Rove is a hypocrit because he is an agnostic and had a gay father? How the hell does his father being gay make Karl a hypocrit, and if Karl is an agnostic, does that mean he can't show a candidate who wants to show HIS religious belief how to win?

The left--what a bunch of freakin nitwits.

[Darkwolf377]

They seem to conclude — reasonably, I think — that because Republicans have made gay identity a national issue

Yes--REPUBLICANS have made 'gay identity' a national issue.

Oh, please, I can't take this much laughter on a Saturday night before work, stop it!

[Jeff Chandler]

Yes--REPUBLICANS have made 'gay identity' a national issue.

That did pop out of the article, didn't it? There the homosexuals were, minding their own business, leading their quiet unobtrusive lives out of the national spotlight, and along come the EEEEEvil Republicans demanding that the fags be burned.

[vbmoneyspender]

Do the authors give Rove credit for turning the Democrats into a bunch of hear-no-evil, see-no-evil, speak-plenty-of-evil nutjobs or do they give the Democrats some portion of credit for that.

[Enchante]

Moore is a total hack and rabid hater. What I find "interesting" is that the author of the review, which is nothing but an insipid love letter to Moore and Slater, actually "teaches politics" at the U of Texas..... no surprise to find another psycho in academia, but still another instance of a deranged leftist worming his way into academia to propagandize young minds. This "review" does not even make any pretence at objectivity or critical analysis, yet its author is paid BY PUBLIC FUNDS to spout his propaganda in a major public university. THAT is truly nauseating....

[Darkwolf377]

I just spoke to a gay friend of mine (who I convinced to vote Republican last election) who said "I don't recall Karl being at Stonewall." Such lunkheaded writing should ban this "reviewer" from ever publishing again.

[therut]

I am amazed that citizens buy these junk books and make these types of authors rich. And I mean on both sides of the isle. They are all junk amd useless as romantic novels for any serious reader.

[vbmoneyspender]

The left screams when it hurts. People with more self-control wouldn't do that because it lets the opposition know what's working. But then again, the left has never been particularly adept at self-control.

[COEXERJ145]

[p[adre29]

A article accuses Rove of using innuenedo, then proceeds to launch into innuendo vis a vis Rove and Mehlman.

The Republican Party isn't Hezbollah (the partyof god in arabic) rather at this point in time the rpeublican party is more willing to listen and champion chrisitan causes at this point in time.

That Article makes it seem like republicans have a "Your're Gay? Hell no" type membership test. Gay folks are just as welcome, but don't expect gay social causes to be put forward.

[ClearCase_guy]

[GW and Twins Pawpaw]

I deeply regret that my tax money goes to support that piece of...

[roses of sharon]

LOL, now its Rove's fault that American's are repulsed at men having anal sex, contracting deadly diseases as a result, spreading those diseases, and demandingly all that to be dressed up in flowery civil rights language?

[HardStarboard]

I've seen him give a talk on TV and answer questions. Rove is bright, quick and very funny! He appears comfortable in his skin - not at all "ruthless".

If your a Demo, anyone smarter than you is Ruthless!

[bpjam]

Yep, and Karl Rove filed the lawsuit in Massachusetts to get the MA Supreme Court to force gay marriage on the Bay State. Rove also convinced the New Paltz, NY and SF mayors to start marrying gays against the law. And Rove also filed the Lambda Legal Foundation lawsuits demanding that all other states recognize MA marriages (thus gutting the 10th amendment). Rove even got Jim McGreavey to screw a lobbyist and appoint him as Homeland Security Director of NJ before coming out as a 'gay american'.

Yep, Rove sure is stirred up the whole gay marriage issue.

[HateBill]

Let's see. Rove's stepfather ditches his mother and leads a gay lifestyle and this is supposed to make Rove *pro*-gay?

I'd say Rove's reaction to his stepfather's "coming out" was a lot more "compassionate" than John Walker Lindh's.