An interesting page of Karl Rove's ugly activities.

[madfloridian]

http://dailyenron.com/documents/20031002132223-78403.asp
Just a snip of his dastardly deeds through the years.

SNIP...."“Teach Your Children” – While a member of the College Republicans, Rove organized conferences to teach young Republicans dirty tricks, “such as purloining the opposition party’s garbage to obtain inside memos and lists of contributors,” according to Lee Atwater biographer John Brady. The FBI interviewed Rove, who blamed the affair on rumors started by a political opponent. RNC chief George H.W. Bush swore “to get to the bottom” of it all, then hired him as an RNC assistant.
“Killing Me Softly” – While on assignment, Esquire reporter Ron Suskind famously overheard Rove screaming into a White House phone, “Tell him we’ll f*** him. We’ll f*** him like nobody ever has.”
“Life in the Fast Lane” – Rove was a consultant to Gov. Bill Clements during his 1982 re-election bid. During the campaign he printed up and distributed fake newspapers alleging that Clements’ opponent drank while driving and wrecked his car in college...."

[Oracle]

1. # 2--- Don't you wish it would of been you

to be intimidated by a fucked up slob like Rove...I guess the press were so afraid of losing one's job and summer home and third car, they played Rove's game. They cabsolutely count on that....they know it...I would love to kick the shit out of Rove (wouldn't you?)...pushing a finger at me...granted, I'd be off the junkit...as if I'd give a shit. But man. i'd rip and break Rove's fucking hand, no question.

Lee Atwater was the birth of this fascist ideology, of win distort at any cost.

As Malloy so eloquently and nicely says..."did I say how much I hate these motherfuckers?" (rhetorical, and paraphrasing these condescending and pontificating lying fucks.)

[grasswire]

2. look at the similarity

[Gin]

4. Yes...they are pigs...and they all look alike...like POD people.

good pic

[seemslikeadream]

3. "We need to find ways to win the war"

Karl Rove, President Bush's political director told a gathering of the Family Research Council in March 2002. The Family Research Council is one of the most powerful lobbying organizations of the Religious Right today. Rove wasn't talking about the war on terrorism. He was talking about the war on secular society.

To understand the war on secular society, we should go to Pat Robertson, founder of the Christian Coalition, who told the Denver Post in 1992 that his goal was to "take working control of the Republican Party."

He explained the nature of the war on secularism in 1991 at a Christian Coalition rally. "It's going to be a spiritual battle," Robertson told the crowd. "There will be Satanic forces.... We are not going to be coming up just human beings, to beat them in elections. We're going to be coming up against spiritual warfare."