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Karl Rove Vs. the 'Far Right'

manzana Wrote: Feb 06, 2013 12:49 PM

Rove tried to back-track this on Hannity last night. He claimed they are not invovled in primaries, but instead put tons of money behind the republican conservative candidates- even the ones who lost (used Akin as an example). I lose all respect for Fox news even hafving him on. I am really mad at them that they dumped Sarah Palin in favor of him. They can keep Rove- I'll side with Palin. The guy is a loser. I think God made him look like a mole for a good reason.

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Texas Chris Wrote: Feb 06, 2013 4:06 PM

They need to dump Rove and call back Judge Nap.

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Karl Rove Vs. the 'Far Right'

If I were launching a new conservative venture, the last venue I'd choose for the announcement would be the New York Times. Karl Rove has gone to the Times to announce that he has created a new "conservative" entity "to recruit seasoned candidates and protect Senate incumbents from challenges by far-right conservatives and Tea Party enthusiasts."

Rove argues that Republican fortunes have been ruined by "far-right conservatives," but he's shamelessly calling this entity the "Conservative Victory Project." Yes, and I could call myself Ray Lewis, but it doesn't make it so.

Whaddaya know? The liberal Democrats at the Times love this idea....

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