Category Archives: ROVE PAGES

Poison Toads

Posted on July 18, 2013 by Designated2

It was disclosed this week that Christine O’Donnell, 2010 Delaware Republican Senate Candidate,  bête noire of the Republican establishment, was victimized by the IRS.  Of course it takes a really treacherous class of people to independently walk up and twist … Continue reading →

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Stupid Party vs Evil Party

Posted on July 8, 2013 by Designated2

Two tough articles from David Limbaugh and Ann Coulter. These  best selling authors and columnists have an extensive following among conservative Republicans.  Any Republican concerned about the viability of the Party should read these articles in their entirety. Our ear … Continue reading →

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Dispatches # 3

Posted on June 28, 2013 by Designated2

From our Great Plains Drifter, DLH: Anyone in the QCA interested in knowing what the QC Times editorial board thinks of recent IRS revelations (or any of the other scandals surrounding the most transparent administration ever)  Need we recall their … Continue reading →

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Ann Coulter Is Right About The Republican Establishment And Immigration Reform

Posted on June 14, 2013 by Designated2

Wow! Ann Coulter blisters the Republican establishment on immigration reform. The title of the article reflects one of her most aggressive warnings  to the Republican establishment: IF THE GOP IS THIS STUPID, IT DESERVES TO DIE* I have never seen … Continue reading →

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Why Have The Dems Got All The Strong And Smart Candidates?

Posted on April 7, 2013 by Designated2

George Will, March, 2013 . . . Anyway, tinkering with the party’s political process is no substitute for improving it’s political substance. No nominating process featuring an array of candidates as weak as the Republicans’ 2012 field would have produced … Continue reading →

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The Architect’s Building Codes Under More Scrutiny

Posted on February 21, 2013 by Designated2

Arguably Karl Rove’s claim to fame revolves around weak wins by George W. Bush against vulnerable opponents, particularly 2004. But was Rove “The Architect” of our 2008 loss to Barack Obama? He was not in charge of the McCain campaign … Continue reading →

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The Discounting of Rove Runs Apace

Posted on February 18, 2013 by Designated2

A Bill Buckley contemporary, Iowa’s Governor Branstad, Donald Trump and Mark Levin challenge the theoretical and practical implications of Rove’s “Conservative Victory Project.”                         As previously referred to in … Continue reading →

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Maybe Rove Just Wants to Help Democrats Too?

Posted on February 15, 2013 by Designated2

It seems that the folks at Wall Street Journal Political Diary and HuffPo have picked up on our theme regarding Karl Rove’s efforts of late.  OK  . . . MAAAYBE  . . . our reach is not quite that far … Continue reading →

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Rove’s Judd Thing Has Flop Sweat All Over It

Posted on February 8, 2013 by Designated2

What the heck is Karl Rove up to . . . is he trying to get a stronger more electable Democrat to run by knocking Ashley Judd out of the race early? Is he trying to deny red-blooded Americans a … Continue reading →

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Rove, The Republican Establishment Jove, Is No Bill Buckley

Posted on February 5, 2013 by Designated2

Reporting from Council Bluffs Iowa, New York Times reporter Jeff Zeleny informs us in this article that a new organization, an offshoot of  the American Crossroads super PAC (aka Crossroads GPS), co-founded and advised by Karl Rove, has been formed … Continue reading →

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