Comments on: Some Legacy; Rove Resigns

By: Macswain

Macswain — Mon, 13 Aug 2007 20:45:44 +0000

All the hearings, all the smeer, and nothing was accomplished by the Dems.

dranger conveniently ignores – as does the liberal media – the record number of filibusters played by the Repugs that have turned the Senate into a supermajority body on virtually every bill.

By: Kyle E. Moore

Kyle E. Moore — Mon, 13 Aug 2007 14:36:45 +0000

yeah he did. And I’m not looking at this as a victory for democrats, I’m looking at it as a much needed bit of first aid for our political discourse really. i don’t care how he’s gone, he’s just gone.

And good riddance!

By: Michael Tedesco

Michael Tedesco — Mon, 13 Aug 2007 14:16:09 +0000

All the hearings, all the smeer, and nothing was accomplished by the Dems. Rove wins by resigning on his own.

Kyle will corroborate the fact that this is the same thing I said to him not an hour ago.

By: xranger

xranger — Mon, 13 Aug 2007 14:05:46 +0000

One side of me says you’re jealous that Rove was better at politics than your side. An ugly business at best.

The other side of me says that Rove was good at getting a candidate elected, but horrible in the day-to-day of advising a governing body. He had worn out his usefulness long ago, and I felt for some time now that you guys could have Rove – it didn’t matter to me.

All the hearings, all the smeer, and nothing was accomplished by the Dems. Rove wins by resigning on his own.