[cotton1706]

The moderates that Rove supported, funded and got nominated are not bold or clear about anything...except their own moderation, and then only moderately.

[Cringing Negativism Network]

Shut up Rove.

Go away.

[Sybeck1]

Here in Mississippi, the bold principles this election season are food stamps and government cheese.

[Diogenesis]

The first principle is that
Conservatives will bolt from ANYTHING
RINO Rove and RINO Romney touch.

[GilesB]

The national committee has been very clear about their principles - see Thad Cochran

[goldstategop]

I have to laugh out loud.

I still haven't been given a reason to vote and its October.

Principles my tuchis. Karl Rove is welcome to kiss it.

[House Atreides]

Yes Karl, free cheese for everybody and open borders for the Chamber of Commerce. You certainly have “principles”.

[goodnesswins]

I read the “Principles”...If we trusted Pols we would be hailing them.

[MIchaelTArchangel]

And gollydamnit, live by those principles once you are elected.

[Buckeye McFrog]

translation: We’ve got to fool these Tea Party guys into showing up one more time or we’re totally SCROOOOOD.

[Maceman]

Anything RINOs say about principles is a lie.

Even now the Republican leadership is lowering expectations about what they'll do if they take the Senate in 2014.

And then there’s John McCain saying what will happen if the Republicans win the Senate: “I will work very hard to go back to 60 votes,” said Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.), who boldly predicts a Republican Senate would process Obama’s nominees “more rapidly than [Democrats] do today.”

And as for the House: John Boehner: ‘Very Few’ Republicans Will Oppose Me

So tell me again how much better off we'll be voting for the RINOs.

[SharpRightTurn]

“’To close the sale’ GOP candidates need to emphasize ... securing the country ..., writes veteran strategist Karl Rove in The Wall Street Journal.”

Well, considering that Rove is an open borders advocate, I assume that his reference to “securing the country” has nothing to do with an immigration moratorium, closing the border, deporting illegals, or stopping the entry of persons from countries with ebola and other serious communicable diseases.

[VRWC For Truth]

Buggy whip maker Tokyo Rove is trying to save himself. Buh bye, loser.

[Din Maker]

For some reason, I’m just not getting excited about this.

[TomGuy]

I noticed an anti-Pryor ad running in Arkansas. It accused Pryor (D) of supporting Social Security for ‘illegals’ who are here doing work ‘illegally’.

Okay.

The ad was created by Crossroads GPS. Isn’t that associated with Rove’s Crossroads PAC/group?

It is either irony or hypocrisy that a group associated with amnesty-pushing Rove would be running such an ad.

[pgyanke]

Translation: We don’t want the conservatives but we need the conservatives. So go sound conservative.

[Paladin2]

" the party's 11 "Principles for American Renewal.""

1. Attack the Tea Party

2. Comprehensive Amnesty

3. etc.

[Uncle Miltie]

That right there is funny.

If there is any champion of the principle-free candidate, it’s Rove.

Well, maybe he means publicly declaring your RINO = Democrat opinions:

“I’m just like that Democrat guy, only less sure of myself!”

[Darksheare]

“Go even further left, that will get us votes!!!!!” -Rove

[bonehead4freedom]

Vote for Republican Cave McKneely this November! He will work with the Republican leadership, the President, and the other party to help get things done in Washington! Cave will work with the Republican leadership in Congress to help bring commonsense solutions in government to our everyday lives! Cave is an endorsed candidate of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and several business organizations! Come on out and show your support for Cave this November!

[Paine in the Neck]

How is that going to happen when the candidates you've pushed are without principle and without acquaintance with the political ideas that founded this country?

The GOP has no one in the leadership who can articulate any benefit to free enterprise, the rule of law, sanctity of contracts, security of borders, or any of the principles enunciated in the Declaration, or the Constitution. They are not familiar with them, they do not believe them, they do not understand them. To the GOP leadership it is a foreign language. We cannot expect them [and most of us don't] to be able to argue a case in a language they cannot speak.