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Tuesday, June 05, 2007

Past is Prologue

Pay no attention to that man behind the curtain!
"As America moves through the second Bush term, few aspects of life in this country have not been affected by Karl Rove, and his profound influence on the president and his policies. He is the political mastermind of an administration that has preached compassionate conservatism, but has practiced something considerably different. If Karl Rove were not sitting in his office in the White House, there might not have been no war in Iraq; there would be underprivileged children still attending Head Start programs, which have been reduced or eliminated; there would be low income families getting health care from the Children's Health Insurance Program, instead of going without because of federal cutbacks in funding; there would be competitive bidding contracts to rebuild Iraq instead of delivery of deals to Halliburton and other companies that are GOP fund-raisers; there would have been no California recall; there would be congressional districts with lines drawn to help elect minorities; there would be a complete and honest report from the 9/11 Commission; there would be real accounting of Saudi Arabia's involvement in acts of terrorism; there would be real funding for Homeland Security's First Responders; there would even be more people with jobs; half of $87 billion requested for rebuilding Iraq might be used to implement full coverage health care for every man, woman, and child in America. And sadly, none of this is overstatement." (Source: Rove Exposed: How Bush's Brain Fooled America)

Meanwhile, back in Prague the almighty Commander Guy is bloviating about things like "democratic reforms", "sum-zero worlds", and other assorted ironies. SSDD. Operation Enduring Nightmare continues...

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