So You Think Fox News' Karl Rove Isn't Biased? (Ron Paul, Huckabee, vote)
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Rove was always tapped to offer unbiased analysis in past cycles. Remember his little white board he carried around. He was oh so even handed, telling it like it is. He even had his very own electoral map. What happened this time around was that Trump outed him, along with George Will, Brit Hume and a ton of other “conservatives” we knew and admired.
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Who on earth would think Rove is unbiased?
Rove was always tapped to offer unbiased analysis in past cycles. Remember his little white board he carried around. He was oh so even handed, telling it like it is. He even had his very own electoral map. What happened this time around was that Trump outed him, along with George Will, Brit Hume and a ton of other “conservatives” we knew and admired.
You are not going to hear anything good about anyone who is against a road to citizenship for all the Hispanics already in this country from Fox News.
Donald Trump IS a loud braggart. You are upset because Rove told the truth?
Anybody against Trump is biased in these Trumpkin's minds...he almost seems to have some sort of blind cult following.
dem·a·gogue
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noun
a political leader who seeks support by appealing to popular desires and prejudices rather than by using rational argument.
Trump saw Rove in a green room, I believe it was O'Reilly's show, and told him "I need you on my side" - when Rove slighted Trump, the clown became offended and started calling Rove a moron thereafter. That's how Trump operates. If you're not for him, you're against him and he starts calling you names.
Trump saw Rove in a green room, I believe it was O'Reilly's show, and told him "I need you on my side" - when Rove slighted Trump, the clown became offended and started calling Rove a moron thereafter. That's how Trump operates. If you're not for him, you're against him and he starts calling you names.
Rove and his ilk think they are "saving" the GOP from Trump. But a lot of Republicans are tired of Rove and his brand of Republicanism. Trump is a regular gaffe machine, but people want a fighter and are responding to him as viscerally as they did Obama in 2007-08. I'm not particularly happy about it. IMO a GOP ticket with Trump on top could mean losing the Senate to the Democrats (yeah, I know, that could happen no matter what GOP candidate...the public is fickle, but Trump makes it more likely).
But then again, even with a Democrat-controlled Senate, Trump could follow the precedent set by Obama and say the hell with Congress and just do everything by executive order. Who's going to stop him?
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Rove and his ilk think they are "saving" the GOP from Trump. But a lot of Republicans are tired of Rove and his brand of Republicanism. Trump is a regular gaffe machine, but people want a fighter and are responding to him as viscerally as they did Obama in 2007-08. I'm not particularly happy about it. IMO a GOP ticket with Trump on top could mean losing the Senate to the Democrats (yeah, I know, that could happen no matter what GOP candidate...the public is fickle, but Trump makes it more likely).
But then again, even with a Democrat-controlled Senate, Trump could follow the precedent set by Obama and say the hell with Congress and just do everything by executive order. Who's going to stop him?
That is but one of the things that makes the thought of a Trump presidency border on terrifying.
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