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"If Karl Rove had advised the President to send our soldiers to the right battlefield, then the war wouldn't have been widened when Bush invaded Iraq based on the lies Rove constructed. Our enemies have been emboldened by Karl Rove's errors in judgment in advising the President regarding the war in Iraq. And our soldiers continue to bleed and die for his mistakes and his lies.

The American people clearly believe that it's time for the lies and mistakes to be stopped, and for any continuing war to be waged in a much different way."

(It just seems logical that we ought to implicare Herr Rove in the conversation, since his advice has been the one that everyone in the administration has taken from the beginning. It's Rove's War as much as it is Bush's, and failing to attack him -- go after their strongest link, remember -- allows him to continue to "wage war" uninterrupted. Rove is the architect of much more than Bush's elections*, and his role has never been properly credited for its faults.)