Is this the year that Karl Rove coes out of the closet?
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Your organization is a communist front group, right?
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The more virulently anti-gay they are, it seems all the more likely they are hiding in the closet.\n\nMore interesting is the fact that Republican congressional staffers are very often gay, the so-called velvet mafia. Basically, Republican congressmen are pro-gay in private but lie in public.
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Of course they are. Do you have any idea of the Lesbian, cookie eating Republicans that want to rewrite English. They call it Bi-sexual, Ha Ha Ha, it's still being a Homosexual in all the books. Pat Robinson and Jerry Falwell call them an abomination, yet they vote them into office.
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That's going to be GOVERNOR Kinky Freidman in November.\n\nWell, probably not, but odder things have happened.
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GW is not a homo and would probably smack the college out of you for suggesting it. Karl Rove may have experimented with his own butt a few times.
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i dunno -- considering neocons latest trend seems to be lying about taking it up the butt from meth selling prostitutes.
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i'm not surprised whatsoever. \n\nI mean take a look at just a little bit of history: \n\n* Republican Nixon presidency - Watergate corruption; ended with proof\n\n* Democrat Carter presidency - no corruption\n\n* Republican Reagan/Bush presidencies - Iran Contra and World Bank corruption; ended with proof\n\n*Democrat Clinton presidency - no corruption; never proved any of the things they accused him of - he actually was impeached for stating he didnt have sexual relations with a woman who gave him a bj because he (like a lot of men) didn't believe a bj was sex. Ironically he was impeached for this when he was answering an irrelevant question on the stand for a DIFFERENT accusation. Was a complete setup. And they never found any proof for any of those charges.\n\n* Republican Bush Jr presidency - so far I think it's being called culture of corruption because its his entire administration involved. \n\nWhat I am surprised at is that Rove is going to get away with it.
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As far as we know, no. But some suspect various presidents of being gay.
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Honestly, I don't know that peace can be found... so much has happened.\n\nI will use myself as an example.\n\nI am a lesbian. For most of my life, I have been a Republican. In the 90s, I moved to independent and voted for Perot in 92 and again in 96. \n\nNow, I am a full-blown democrat vowing to vote Democrat the rest of my life. Why? Because I feel like the Republican party has declared war on me, on my way of life, on my rights as a tax-paying citizen. \n\nFor those that don't know, gay ppl didn't bring up the gay marriage issue in the 90s. That was a Karl Rove move while they were attempting to motivate their base because Clinton kept winning. In simple terms, they were pulling out all stops.\n\nI'm saying, I was willing up to that point, to put my personal private beliefs aside then I was declared war on.. so I am now fighting back. \n\nI am sure I am not alone. There are other groups that feel the same way... why do you think African Americans tend to vote democratic mostly. It is not a conspiracy. They feel the Republican party has declared war on them also.
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I would suggest that the prosecutor could not find sufficient evidence to get an indictment.  I would further suggest that Karl Rove may be innocent and that would cetainly make finding evidence difficult.  Finally, I would suggest that the liberal-leaning media had more to gain if Karl Rove were indicted so they will not like today's announcement.
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If the Scooter Libby case keeps going like it is, Rove, Libby, Bush, and Cheney are going to be in another pardoning ring-around-the-rosie like Ford did for Nixon.\n\nHere's the latest news on that, 2 CIA officials just testified, funny thing is that MSNBC and CNN don't say peep on their sites.
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1980 1984 1988 1992 1996 2000 2004 \n\nNext leap year in 2008.  Notice that its around election year.
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Don't think so.\n\nEven in his debates with John Kerry, didn't anyone else notice the earpiece and big fat pack under his jacket?  My guess is that Karl Rove, the "de facto President," was feeding his words to him.  Call his intelligence, or lack thereof, "artificial intelligence," as he is programmed as to what to say by others.
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No, it is not true.  There are people from both parties that do not believe in the gay life style.  However, there are more Republicans who do not believe in it, because Republicans tend to be more conservative and traditional in what they believe.
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The simple answer is No.\n\nSeveral groups have done content analysis of the content in fox news reports and have found a right wing bias.
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Nope\n\nhttp://www.nsta.org/main/news/stories/education_story.php?news_story_ID=50796\n\nOr if he does, he is in the closet about the topic.
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Yup.  Karl Rove is the perfect choice for George "I'm a uniter, not a divider" Bush.\n\nI credit much (not all) of the current extremist polarization of politics in this country to the type of win-at-ALL-costs tactics of Karl Rove.  The kind of acid-spewing *hatred* Americans have *for each other* that you see on this Yahoo forum is the result.\n\nA couple more years of this "uniter, not a divider" President and Republicans & Democrats will make the Sunnis & Shiites look like Abbott & Costello.\n\n---\n\ntinker ... you're falling into the same trap. You have no evidence that Kerry "hired" her ... but you say so anyway.  Someone told you that and you believe it.\n\nI'm not saying that Dems are blameless ... or even that it started with Bush.  I'm saying that a Bush presidency without Karl Rove, might actually have been FAR less divisive presidency.