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Sunday, October 15, 2006

Evil leads the way, whistling in the dark and clapping louder...?

well, let's HOPE it's whistling in the dark and clapping louder... you can be damn sure rove has something up his sleeve, and, whatever it is, it's going to catch EVERYONE by surprise...
Amid widespread panic in the Republican establishment about the coming midterm elections, there are two people whose confidence about GOP prospects strikes even their closest allies as almost inexplicably upbeat: President Bush and his top political adviser, Karl Rove.

Some Republicans on Capitol Hill are bracing for losses of 25 House seats or more. But party operatives say Rove is predicting that, at worst, Republicans will lose only 8 to 10 seats -- shy of the 15-seat threshold that would cede control to Democrats for the first time since the 1994 elections and probably hobble the balance of Bush's second term.



[Evil leads the way. Ed. by profmarcus]

Top White House political adviser Karl Rove, left, and national security adviser Stephen J. Hadley walk into the Rose Garden.


In the Senate, Rove and associates believe, a Democratic victory would require the opposition to "run the table," as one official put it, to pick up the necessary six seats -- a prospect the White House seems to regard as nearly inconceivable.

i won't breathe one easy breath until that man and his black-hearted evil twin, dick cheney, are somewhere they can't do any more damage...

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