<>Apology doesn’t mean Diddly Rove is still Rove An elitist creep<>
Here is the story in the KC Star. Don’t you just love the word “purportedly” by the writer. It is no longer “purportedly” after he apologized for it.
I’m sure that Rove danced around all day on Friday trying to figure out how to deny his joke, even sending his blogger deniers into the internetosphere — but too many people heard him and saw his lips move:
http://www.kansascity.com/2012/08/31/3790575/akin-staff-upset-by-roves-joke.html
While Todd Akin has shown that he can give an apology and accept one, Karl Rove has yet to.
When Akin apologized his campaign spent two weeks of commercials apologizing over the aire. Rove should do the same — put his money where his apologetic words were. He should start running anti-McCaskill adds in Missouri or give the Akin campaign enough to run their own.
We’re waiting Karl.