Tonight the political strategy of Karl Rove died.

[grantcart]

All of the crap about Ayers and Acorn is straight from the Rove handbook and every reaction group on every network hated it.


He is now completely discredited as a Presidential strategist.

[Lint Head]

1. Whew. For a moment I thought the words in your sentence

were rearranged. :dem:

[grantcart]

9. lol

[nancyr]

2. Why can't he just slink away and leave us alone!

[Mme. Defarge]

3. RIP ...

or, better, rot in hell.

[iceman66]

4. Let's hope so

although I think if Rove were actually running McCain's campaign (instead of second-rate Rove substitute Steve Schmidt) he might be doing a little better.

Not that I'm complaining . . .

[thevoiceofreason]

5. Amen brother!

Good to see you! I've been in trial for almost 2 months. Hope all is well. Love your number crunching - still!

[AZBlue]

6. Time - and the American public - has moved on past Karl Rove.

In retrospect, perhaps Rove did do one good thing for us as a country: he forced the low information voter bloc to wake up a bit and learn a little for themselves, to realize that they were being fed lies and to force them to think some on their own. It took 8 years and the ruin of our country to do it, but in the end they finally caught on.

[CADEMOCRAT7]

7. Rove is like so passe !

[Dinger]

8. No, I Better Not Say It (nt)