Here's the thing. Someday, Karl Rove will die. When that day comes, we will all have to pretend he was something other than a piss-headed man hated by everyone but those he found useful, and as matter of convention we will have to treat him with momentary respect. So let's write his epitaph now, while being as mean to him is still perfectly allowable and much more sporting.
Karl Rove was not a "great political mind". His sole contribution to the nation was getting the worst president in history elected on a campaign of unabashed bullcrap, then proceeding to help guide that president into foreign and domestic policy failures at every opportunity. If that's what passes for Republican brilliance, then it explains... well, pretty much everything, actually.
Links
- Steve Benen
- Daily Kos
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- Political Wire
- The Plum Line
- Huffington Post
- Slate
- Kevin Drum
- Salon
- Empty Wheel
- Axios
- Ed Kilgore
- Washington Monthly
- First Read
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- Right Wing Watch
- The Onion
- The Rude Pundit
- Eschaton
- The Raw Story
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- Hullabaloo
- Media Matters
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Wednesday, August 15, 2007
I Like This
Fred Barnes recently wrote that Karl Rove has a "great political mind." Hunter over at Kos offers this response:
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