Where is Karl Rove right now? If he is standing in a room with lots of computers and a cell phone

[rainy]

he is stealing the vote for the big donors and lobbyists who cannot vote republican this time around since they have screwed up so badly. He will steal it for the corporate democrat.

[Laura PourMeADrink]

1. amen. And he was just interviewed praising her. nt

[TheCowsCameHome]

2. Hopefully in a bathtub with an electric appliance teetering on the edge

Pig roast! Woooeeee!

[PBS Poll-435]

9. lol...

It would be just like him to have a toaster in the bathroom.

Or a Ronco Showtime Rotisserie Oven...

[Thepricebreaker]

3. He has a job with fox news now.. he will be on all night for the primary results...

[Benhurst]

4. The corporate Democrat? Which one?

Senator Exelon or Senator Wal-mart?

[rainy]

6. You're right. Right now it seems like Hillary is the worst because she is already

bought and paid for. Hopefully Obama will continue to not take campaign money from those ruthless corporate donors who think they can buy whatever they want.

[Benhurst]

8. I wish that were true; but I fear the difference is more one of form than substance.

http://www.commondreams.org/archive/2007/04/22/681/

We need to get the money out of politics.

[mopinko]

12. yeah, six degrees of daddy warbucks. is that your point?

a million donors. an average donation of under $100. it is just plain disingenuous to pretend he is no different from hillary fatcat. the article is also from the very beginning of the campaign. so, you are making an argument with an opinion about something that had not even happened.
puhleeze.

[Benhurst]

17. If you think those who give the average donation are on a level playing field

with the Wall Street lawyers and corporate functionaries who have bundled large contributions for him, then you have been taken in by the smoke and mirrors. Obama's relationship with Exelon in Illinois sets the pattern.



We may have a choice; but, as usual, it's not much of one.

[cbayer]

15. I agree with you but good luck convincing anyone of that.

There are so few real differences between these two and each side has tried to draw distinctions that aren't there. It's gone from the sublime state of having two candidates that I really admired to the ridiculous state of having two candidates that I don't even recognize.

Worst of all, not a single peace candidate.

[walldude]

16. We need to get the money out of politics.

Most sensible thing I've heard in weeks. The entire government needs to be reformed, campaign finances, lobbying, corporate tax breaks, all of it. The corporations have stolen the government from "we the people".

[2rth2pwr]

5. You think Obama would win PA without Rove's "manipulation"?

[rainy]

7. I don't really know but we can't keep allowing the corporations to count our

votes in secret. We will never win the way we should be winning. I do believe we would have a dem president now and way more dem congressmen if not for Rove's manipulation.

[ScarletSniper]

10. He's coordinating strategies with Mark Penn right now.

[Tommy_Carcetti]

11. He's calling from inside the house!!!!!!!

No. Wait. Sorry. That was the bad guy from "When a Stranger Calls."

My bad.

[rainy]

19. that gave me chills. I always remember that story from the scary stories we

told when we were young.

[goldcanyonaz]

13. He went on a beer run for me.

[Doctor_J]

14. Daydreaming about life in prison which starts a year from now

Wondering if Paraguay will take him.

[onenote]

18. he's in his nerve center pulling the strings that made you post here on DU

He controls everything.......