Matching shitstorm for shitstorm! RNC must be smeared with ROVE Comments

[iconoclastNYC]

This is a real test for the media coming so soon after the Durbin flareup.

If the MSM doesn't hold the White House to account for defending Rove's comments and dismissing the complaints as : "partisan attacks" (projecting much?) then I think we have all we need to final put a stake in the MSM.

This is ridiculous. We need to push this story and tie it to the DSM.

[Catfight]

1. it's the conservative media, don't hold your breath. Rove is immune.

[Tandalayo_Scheisskopf]

2. Rove will not apologize or resign. Period.

If he were, by some bizarre turn of events, submit his resignation, the chimp will simply not accept it, just like with Rummy.

They don't care. They are thugs, pure and simple.

[H2O Man]

3. Perhaps.

It depends upon what one's goals are.

[dogday]

4. MSNBC Has Shown It

[BrainRants]

5. Press conference! Press conference! Press conference!

That's what the Dems need to do to keep it in the publics face. Do it individually, or do it collectively, but DO IT AND DO NOT STOP UNTIL YOU GET WHAT YOU WANT! An apology or resignation.

Frame it "I think the President needs to redefine what honor and dignity means in his administration"

Play the game!

[rwork]

6. The Democrats support

the war effort when ever bush* asks for more money for Iraq, then get constantly stabbed in the back.

[dogday]

7. Clinton Came Out, Now More Senators Need To Call For Apology

We should be outraged and totally offended that we would want to understand anyone who killed 3000 people. I would like to take
them all, put them on a plane and fly them into a mountain.

Don't tell me Rove how I felt about 9-11, many of us lost friends and relatives there and don't feel much like understanding....

[Devil Dog Dem]

8. I agree. We have to point out how their politicization of 9/11.

Mark my words, if we don't cause a shitstorm due to Rove's statements, his comments will soon become GOP talking points, then the press will report them as basic truth, and then they'll become conventional wisdom.