Will Karl Rove be kept on as advisor?  And if not, where will he go?
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Bush says he's going to let Rove go \nbecause he won't leave his \nspecial reporter alone. \n\nJeffy is all mine cries Bush!!!
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As a general term it is a group of people who surround a politico or political candidate.  They are the "brains" of the operation and actually make the decisions while the candidate is the public face of the campaign.\n\nKarl Rove would be part of George Bush's brain trust.
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Yes , he will serve the rest of his term. He has let down the Conservative voters who put him in office.  I am very nervous about the next election though I can not see a clear candidate to represent all of America. This nation is so split at this point. I am afraid there is no middle ground anymore. I usually vote republican but with the way things are going I'm not sure what to vote anymore. I like Evan Bhye as a Democratic nominee and would vote for him but i cant see a Conservative democrat getting the nomination.
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Maybe Bush and Cheney will step down too.   No, there's a honeymoon period where both Bush and the Dems claim they're going to work together.  That should last about 30 - 45 days, then we'll see what happens.
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Whether Hillary Clinton will run or not is not relevent to Karl Rove's behavior towards her. Karl Rove should learn how to deal with others in a more civil manner and stop the personal attacks on Hillary Clinton until she at least announces her candidacy for the Presidency. If Hillary Clinton does run that is her right and I would hope that she does not resort to the kind of behavior the current administration is taking part in in attacking opponents. I do not think Hillary Clinton should run and would not vote for her but I do not think it appropriate for the Republican party to be conducting a smear campaign on a potential candidate. If they want to behave in such a manner they should at least wait to attack the actual candidates.
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god damn it! did he really? i thought for sure rove was going to get it again
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I doubt it because he's not up for re-election.\n\nHow do we help him make the "right" decision? We elected him after he had already served for 4 years, so we knew what his policies would be. He's doing badly in the polls mainly because people are still getting killed in Iraq. I don't think he's going to change his policy on that.
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You must change your name to the all knowing, all seeing, "Carnac The Magnificent."  Karl Rove should have listened to you.  LOL
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No reason.. He should. But as we all know, he won't. Too bad for that scooter libby person for being the fall guy. Although he wasnt a saint either. Every Bush supporter should have to go to Iraq and fight his BS war for him.
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There were rumors Cheney would resign after the midterms. Apparently, he isn't going to do that.\n\nI'm not surprised Bush supports Cheney and Rumsfeld. After all, they all agree on the same policy and he doesn't think they're doing an awful job.
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I disagree with many issues, the war for one, but he is the one in the hot seat, and he is the one who must push the button and make the hard decisions.  I wouldn't care to be in his place not for all the tea in China.\nHe may be the leader of the country, but his decisions depends on the informations he gets, so his advisers can be holding the power behind the curtain.
1039839
THE ANNTICHRIST COULTER AND FOX NEWS ARE SPEAKING FOR THE WHITE HOUSE NOW! what happened to Karl Rove, trouble again.
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That is a tough one. I imagine he will be approved. His back ground is good for this position. But just the fact that Bush recommended him scares me.
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Fishy, yes.  Also inevitable.  Oversight and accountability are clearly not tolerated by this administration.  The guy should have known better than to actually do his job!
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Since Howard Dean is controlling the Democratic Party, I do not think that the Democrats will fare well in 2008.  I expect George Allen, a senator and former governor from Virginia, to win the election.  Any Democratic candidate will suffer the same baggage that has bogged down all post-Clinton Democratic campaigns, first under McAuliffe's leadership, and now Dean.  As influential as MoveOn.org may be, Karl Rove and Ken Melman are just too politically savvy to let an election slip away, particularly when they're not facing stiff competition.
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Yes. He is off the bench. Platoffs will tell.
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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.