[samtheman]

If McCain does manage to pull a come-from-behind victory over Hillary/Obama (and you have to consider him the underdog due to financing, width and depth of support, national mood, etc) it will be so lovely, the sound of all that wailing and gnashing of teeth throughout the land at the thought of: another 4 years with Rove!

[nikos1121]

Yes, I agree. I would love to see the man win. I think it starts with all of us here giving him a chance. Let’s look from now to the future. I think when you see the man, where he started and where he is now, you have to be impressed. I would rather have seen someone like Romney in office as the govt needs a financial shakeup, but McCain can get good people around him.

I don’t think there is any chance for Hillary to beat him, I don’t care what Ann Coulter says. In fact, Ann, if you’re reading this, Joe McCarthy would roll in his grave if he heard you say that you’re voting for Hillary. Have you forgotton what you’ve written and said for the past five years about liberals?

John McCain is NOT a liberal, and the more the occasional FR out here says he is, the sillier they look.

[kabar]

Rove is a legend in his own mind. He almost lost the 2004 election despite having an incumbent, wartime President, in good economic times running against the most liberal senator from the most liberal state in the country and with a ton of personal baggage, including his phony war record and traitorous antiwar activities. If it weren't for the Swift Boat Veterans for Truth, Bush would have lost.

Rove's legacy is the loss of the Rep Congress and a fractured Rep party due to Rove's pushing amnesty and calling those of us opposed as nativists and bigots. Rove has been a disaster for the Rep party.

[KC_Conspirator]

I just love the thought. Can you imagine another 4 years of Rove associated with a Republican administration? And we all thought they were bat$hit nutty now? You just wait...

[Big Horn]

Any pain or distress suffered by a liberal is a good thing.