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  not2needy2 months, 3 weeks ago

  Roves tactics are easily identifiable now and no one wants another president who is in cahoots with the likes of Rove. McCain should have distanced himself from Rove along with the others. All Rove knows how to do is the "wrong" thing, which may be to help McCain to steal yet again another election. McCain doesn't have a brother as gov of any state to help him though.

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  TheVisionary2 months, 3 weeks ago

  Especially after seeing the documentary called Bush's Brain, I particularly don't want to see Karl Rove involved in any more elections.

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  TheVisionary2 months, 3 weeks ago

  Particularly after seeing the documentary Bush's Brain, I do not want to see Karl Rove be a factor in another American election.

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  Wolfie20072 months, 3 weeks ago

  Rove is advising McLame, well, I see you libs are runnin scared, too. LMAO

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    Dionys2 months, 3 weeks ago

    "Rove is advising McLame, well, I see you libs are runnin scared, too. LMAO"

    Considering the horrors Rove has visited upon this great country of ours, I would think anyone would be concerned that a divisive monster like this is in any way connected the the McSame campaign.

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      not2needy2 months, 3 weeks ago

      Rove should be somewhere with someone waterboarding him for his crimes. He's been more of a threat to America than any terrorist.

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  Wil2 months, 3 weeks ago

  This is perfect, actually. McCain is running for Bush's third term, so why wouldn't he have Bush's Brain as a key advisor?

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    not2needy2 months, 3 weeks ago

    Rove made the comment that he knew the strategy to winning the 2008 election, but that he would only share it with a republican. I don't believe for a second that he's advised Obama, informally or otherwise.

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    libsRfunny2 months, 3 weeks ago

    Seems the Obama folk should be more worried about Rezko's conviction. Fox News "finally identifies" Rove as a McCain advisor? These fools think that is news?

    When will Huffington identify herself as a Democrat operative?

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    Aidenag2 months, 3 weeks ago

    Barack..... Not Barak.. Barak is Hebrew....

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    mesodude2 months, 3 weeks ago

    Actually, this seems like political suicide to me. Rove got his walking papers after the Democrats regains control of Congress and now he's back on the scene. "Informal" adviser or not, it'll be great to have him around to remind Americans what Bush and the GOP have done to destroy the planet and to confirm that McCain is no maverick whatsoever. He's 100% more of the SS. It's just a different election year.

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  bluenote15222 months, 3 weeks ago

  This is non news.

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    Grrr2 months, 3 weeks ago

    Everything on FauxNews is non-news.

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    mesodude2 months, 3 weeks ago

    You wish.

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  MaFromTennessee2 months, 3 weeks ago

  Rove was deeply involved in the election fraud/vote caging during 2000,2004. Also in the firing of GOOD republican prosecutors- because they did not want to pursue false charges against Democrats who held seats that Rove wanted.

  Check out GREGPALAST.COM. Open your eyes, Rove should be in jail.

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  raza92 months, 3 weeks ago

  Greg Palast is an excellent investigative journalist....yes they DO still exist =D Just not on the network news programs.

  His book "The Best Democracy Money Can Buy" is a great read!

  Since the Nixon era, Rove has directed a formidable political dirty tricks operation and disinformation mill. On Feb. 7, two days after Rove first appeared on Fox News as a contributor, he donated $2,300, the maximum legal amount, to McCain's campaign. According to the New York Times, Rove's donation was part of a symbolic effort by Bush's allies "to unify the Republican Party behind its presumptive nominee."

  I, for one, sincerely hope that their "Presumptive" nominee is disappointed by the Ron Paul Revolution! Look up the word "presumptive" to find it's meaning. Even if Ron Paul may not be the Republican "presumptimve" nominee, it's still healthy for the party to debate the issues.

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  hefaa12 months, 3 weeks ago

  If you believe the polls, 72% of voting Americans disagree with the policies of the Bush Administration. An un-heard-of 93% of American's disaprove of his plan to start a war with Iran.

  The more documented links between McCann and Bush the better. Rove is just the start.

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