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• 1. jeffburton  |  August 27th, 2007 at 6:29 pm

  I think Karl Role was responsible for the incredible taste of diet Mountain Dew. I fear for this brand and this product, now that he is gone.

• 2. CARMELLA  |  April 28th, 2008 at 9:42 pm

  I THINK KARL ROVE IS A BRILLIANT THINKER. YOU DON’T SEE THAT OFTEN ENOUGH TODAY. EVERYONE TODAY IS TOO BUSY TALKING OVER EACH OTHER AND BASHING THOSE WHO DON’T AGREE WITH YOU. I THINK KARL SHOULD HELP MC CAIN AS HE HELPED PRESIDENT BUSH. WE NEED TO KEEP OUR PARTY TOGETHER LIKE THE DEM’S. WE NEED YOU BACK FULL TIME KARL. WE MISS YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

• 3. Uber Groover  |  June 11th, 2008 at 5:26 pm

  Karl Rove is a stunning example of the Peter Principle — a medocre mind with delusions of grandeur fueled by the power of the Presidency. His tactics demonstrate his sociopathic nature and do not seem to involve any sense of right or wrong — simply the unbridled quest for power at the expense of the american people. His involvement in national politics has done immeasurable damage countless americans. Sadly, many of those same people that he exploited to fuel the Bush Crime Spree are still “true believers”. This does not bode well for America. Until the american people WAKEUP and smell the vile stench of the power base of the republican party we all are in for nothing but dispair, disruption, greed, killing, and a abrogation of our constitutional rights — basically the destructon of America.

• 4. Uber Groover  |  June 11th, 2008 at 5:26 pm

  Karl Rove is a stunning example of the Peter Principle — a medocre mind with delusions of grandeur fueled by the power of the Presidency. His tactics demonstrate his sociopathic nature and do not seem to involve any sense of right or wrong — simply the unbridled quest for power at the expense of the american people. His involvement in national politics has done immeasurable damage countless americans. Sadly, many of those same people that he exploited to fuel the Bush Crime Spree are still “true believers”. This does not bode well for America. Until the american people WAKEUP and smell the vile stench of the power base of the republican party we all are in for nothing but dispair, disruption, greed, killing, and a abrogation of our constitutional rights — basically the destructon of America.

• 5. aladycrazyforMrRove  |  July 31st, 2008 at 1:34 am

  I hate that the main street media just does not get it. Karl Rove and George Bush are just what our country needed in 2000 and 2004.
  I look forward to listen to Mr. Rove and think he is so smart. I think everyone that puts President Bush and Karl Rove down are just jealous and probably are disappointed in the choices they have made in their lives. They would rather put down everyone that has smarts, because they are missing pleasure in their own lives.
  The losers think like Obama; his anwer is to put air in your car tires and the oil crisis will magically disappear. Keep up the good work, Karl. Here is a lady in Florida who thinks you are just about perfect.

• 6. mcb99  |  August 20th, 2008 at 6:38 am

  he did what he had to do to keep a better man in the White House. Has everyone already forgotten John Kerry? I only hope he is advising the McCain camp as well. Obama in the White House would be the most un-qualified president in US history. I mean, come on…Community Organizer? is that the best they have? Thats like the dishwasher in a company cafeteria moving on to be the CEO

• 7. mikeincolorado  |  October 14th, 2008 at 11:23 pm

  Karl Rove has more brains and political understanding than any of the ignorant people bashing him here. Maybe, just maybe, he gets it and you don’t! If only the world was so simple that the idiotic ideals of the left wing and the elite “superstars” that express their guilt by encouraging a socialist agenda. Bush wasn’t great, but he was the best we had at the time. This emotional call for Obama lacks fundamental logic and fact based approach to dealing with our nations problems, rather insists that false spin of facts, repetitive deceitful language, and eloquant delivery is the solution. It is lipstick on a pig!

• 8. Cari.wins  |  October 24th, 2008 at 12:57 pm

  Reading the posts on this site have really made me realize that I have made the best decision when I decided to switch my party affiliation from Democrat to Republican.

  You people are so full of hate, and negativity.

• 9. Mona Stevens  |  November 21st, 2008 at 4:20 am

  Having worked with Karl on the Hance campaigns, I learned a great deal and have followed his career. He is as brilliant as they say and extremely funny. I’m so proud of him and for him and thankful for his service to our country. Mona Stevens, Real Estate Broker of Record for Halliburton,Houston

• 10. egb1  |  January 29th, 2009 at 2:41 am

  I like Karl as seen on Fox News. I think he is resonable and
  clear thinking. People like John Conyers (D-MI) have emotional problems and vent themselve seeking vengence against people who think differently than they. Why House colleagues waste time on his behavior and officially endorse it is a mystery.

• 11. Woody  |  February 15th, 2009 at 6:45 pm

  Karl is a brilliant, sincere patriot.
  I realize that there are ignorant, irrational people on both the “right” and the “left”.
  On the “right” they are predominantly on the far fringe. It seems that on the left, though, the wild eyed, irrational ignorance dominates.

• 12. JohnS  |  February 15th, 2009 at 9:08 pm

  Karl Rove is brilliant and his insight and perspective is so seldom seen it’s really sad. For those lib’s that think shouting out those that think differently will make them more powerful, think again, you only embarrass yourselves. The conservative movement is rising again and insightful, deep thinkers like Rove will return to the forefront very soon.

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