“good luck with those deck chairs”

We can only hope Condi will be next, then Cheney

Hopefully the “Fanatical Four” Bush, Cheney, Rove, Condi,will end up in the same cell (hell), and that little demon Gonzales is somewhere there also.

Rove is an evil thing I hate to think he is human at all, he has done nothing honorable in his miserable life. And he is not gone just moved like a cockroach to the next cupboard to continue his evil doings.

Cry me a river . . . toxic tears rage.

Nobody light a match . . . aside from toxic toys, clothes and politics, drought is pervasive, wild fire danger horrible, and due to mining run amok, you can no longer drink from mountain streams.

Coors is really going to have to rethink their “rocky mountain stream water” selling point. Any half informed rocky mountain hiker knows . . . don’t drink the water.

What does this have to do with Rove? It’s the Rove Bush legacy. F- the environment, F- the middle class, say whatever you have to, dead miners, record home foreclosures, dead soldiers, poor old Bush Ranger shot in the face by a drunk, alcoholic VP who never bothered to get a hunting license (he did apoligize the the VP for getting shot in the face) . . . reality be damned. . . . we live in a Rove orchestrated Wonderland. What time is it?

(Oh yeah, Condi, we’re just drowning in tears over the “stain” of your Iraqi legacy.)

Your fat ass will look great in a orange suit.

“The whole nation owes him a debt of gratitude”

… for shoving GWB down into the 20s and 30s of approval ratings? Agreed, such low % values are better than the smirking frat boy deserves, but at least the combination of Rove’s Machiavellian maneuverings and the presidunce’s commedia dell’arte-styled lazzi has proved sufficiently transparent, comical and gag-inducing to MOST thinking people not on life support.

What about the Gannon comments above? Totally fair…many questions about Gannon’s unlimited access to the WH remain unanswered. In light of the Craig story, none of us need reminding about the gay-baiting hypocrisy that came right out of the WH.

Anyone who has read “Bush’s Brain” or other exposes about Rove (Suskind’s article in Esquire) can only come to one conclusion: Rove is an evil sick person who, unfortunately, will not go away. I read the negatives on this blog to remind myself of what he has done and how others feel about it. I need to be reminded of it or I’ll just be forced by my own cynicism into turning my brain off because Rove is just not nicey-nice.

In my opinion, this blurb was beneath the standard of relevance I usually see here. It appears to be posted for no other purpose but to encourage snide, ideological and hateful feelings in those so inclined.

While I have a low opinion of Rove’s behavior and character, nothing he’s done leads me to believe he’s a reptilian psychopath, unable to feel deeply every emotion available to those persons who value others–especially when leaving them.

Rove’s just some guy. Had some success and some failure. His record affords opportunity enough for criticism, doesn’t it? I say, stick with that. Sneeringly dismissing Rove’s relationships with the people he’s worked with for a good number of years doesn’t really contribute to any argument, produces negativity, and at the end of the day is just weak minded.

This reader suggests the editor(s?) tighten up a little on integrity of the content here, make this an even better resource.

He did a great job for his country and his party over the last decade. … The whole nation owes him a debt of gratitude.

Comment by Exley — August 31, 2007 @ 11:32 pm

Has Bush given Rove his well-earned Medal of Freedom yet?

Comment by AVGVSTVS — August 31, 2007 @ 11:56 pm

Typical right-wing sociopaths. They admire death, destruction, corruption, lying, mean-spiritedness, trampling on the Constitution and ignoring the Geneva Convention all instituted or aided and abetted by Karl Rove.

…have my little Exlax and Bob gone?

…Oh where, Oh where,

…can they be?