On Karl Rove’s Legacy
Several pieces on Karl Rove’s legacy. One from Bob Novak, one from Grover Norquist, and obligatory negative comments from EJ Dionne and the NY Times.
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I was born in Hays, Kansas. I guess you could say I was destined to be involved in politics. My first house was on Eisenhower Dr. and I went to school at Roosevelt Elementary. Also, Hays is a mere 20 miles from the hometown of Sens. Bob Dole and Arlen Specter. While Kansas will always be near and dear to my heart, 25 years of living in the Columbus area (and graduating from THE Ohio State University has made me bleed Scarlett and Grey! So why do I blog? To explore my passions: history, philosophy and foreign policy. As a believer that, while not perfect, America has been largely responsible for the greatest amount of good in a millenium or more, I think retaining our strength and prosperity is essential not just for us and our children, but for the world at large.
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Greg R. Lawson's Blog: On Karl Rove’s Legacy
I think Rove did a lot for the Republcians - without his GOTV in 2004 we would have lost. His goals were ambitious and not all were achieved, but all in all, I think he served our party well.
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