Karl Rove - counting votes while bombs drop

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution ^ | 5/12/03 | JAMES C. MOORE

[dighton]

... who all, without exception, take orders from a Nasty Little Clique™.

[MHGinTN]

Do Democrats always have to have a man-behind-the-throne to explain everything? Democrat paranoia and bitterness well up from what is in their hearts ... they are liars and deceivers, lovers of preversion and deceit, so they see any success by those the democrats deem enemies as stemming from being better liars, better deceivers, better at perversion than they are. A deviant mind cannot see the world from a non-deviant perspective, it can only see its twisted version of reality.

[hchutch]

If this whole neo-conservative cabal is SO powerful, then why can't this "Weekly Standard" and "National Review" subscriber be set up on a date with Jennifer Love Hewitt?

ONE SIMPLE DATE, that's ALL I ask!!! ;)

[Grampa Dave]

Another Hate America/GW/The Joos/Israel whacko posing as a writer for the Urinal deserves the following award for this POS posing as an article:

[dighton]

Advance to the cabal's 33rd Degree, and you're guaranteed a harem of 'em.

[hchutch]

LOL!

What does it take for just the date? :-)

[Buffjammer]

Don't forget the triumverete (sic) who conspire to put "addictive chemicals in Kentucky Fried Chicken so you crave it a fortnight!"

[optimistically_conservative]

One must wonder if Moore is another poor student of Machiavellian thought, from the same mold as Lyndon Johnson, or a student at all.

Unfortunately, I have no interest in buying his book to find out.

[benjaminthomas]

The United States is best served when political calculations are not a part of the White House's most important decisions.

Definition of politics from Webster's on-line:

"the art or science concerned with guiding or influencing governmental policy"

Hmmm. Now why would we ever want the art or science of influencing governmental policy to be a part of influencing governmental policy decisions?

This reminds me of the common canard about how partisanship (partisan= "firm adherent to a party , faction, cause, or person") is so bad. I mean, who would expect a firm adherent to a cause to actually take a position in support of that cause?

At times like this, we can only fall back on the famous Captain Renault quote from Casablanca:

"I'm shocked, shocked to see that there is gambling going on in here!"

[optimistically_conservative]

I tend not to proselytize the titles.

[roderick]

Rove is probably the most powerful unelected person in American history.

Uh huh. Nice try, but there is no way Rove could upstage the Hildebeast's health care task force or thousands of GOP FBI files in the White House.

[Sonny M]

Here's the best line.

As the president's chief political adviser, Rove is involved in every decision coming out of the Oval Office. In fact, he flat out makes some of them. He is co-president of the United States,

As Bush, and Cheney and Rove always tell it. Karl Rove fought and opposed naming Dick Cheney as the VP nominee, Rove was adamanant about it, but he lost that arguement, he also lost the argument to name somone other then John Ashcroft Attorney General.

[Dahoser]

Hey, I didn't make that assertion about Rove. But it is nice to see that we agree on Hitlery's role.