Sport Today

> BTW, watch the video! It's funny to see Eyebrow Lad reduced to
> stutters and stammers

> ***************

> http://tpmdc.talkingpointsmemo.com/2010/09/conservatives-trash-karl-r...

> With the battle won by the ultra-right in Delaware, the national
> conservative pundits who backed Christine O'Donnell in last night's
> GOP Senate primary have turned on a man who is presumably one of their
> own: Karl "The Architect" Rove. After Rove bemoaned O'Donnell's
> nomination as the end of the GOP's chances to take back the Senate in
> a heated interview with Sean Hannity last night, pundits and tea
> partiers have slammed him as a traitor and even called for Fox News to
> suspend him as an on-air analyst.

> In one five-minute interview, it seems, Rove went from keeper of the
> conservative cause to the next Jane Hamsher in the eyes of those who
> are ostensibly his allies. It's a stunning turn against the man who
> has recast himself as a right-wing media darling since Bush left
> office, and suggests that the next war on the establishment from angry
> conservatives could be aimed in part at the man who for close to a
> decade was the progressive movement's enemy number one.

> VIDEO:
> "There are a lot of nutty things O'Donnell's been saying...." "Did you
> ask her about how [she says] there are people following her home each
> night, and how she's checking the bushes?"

> ?"...I'm for the Republicans but we were looking at 8-9 seats in the
> Senate, now we're looking at 7-8. This is not a race we're going to be
> able to win."

> "I just finished watching Karl Rove trashing GOP Senate primary winner
> Christine O'Donnell. It was on Sean Hannity's FNC show. Might as well
> have been Olbermann on MSNBC," Michelle Malkin wrote on her blog last
> night. "The establishment Beltway strategist couldn't even bother with
> an obligatory word of congratulations for O'Donnell."

> Over at HotAir, Malkin's take was reposted it under the simple
> headline, "War." This morning, HotAir blogger Ed Morrissey took his
> own shot at establishment figures like Rove who he said should get
> over Mike Castle's defeat last night and hop aboard the O'Donnell
> train. Morrissey writes that establishment GOP types should rally
> around their nominee in Delaware, just as they would expect
> O'Donnell's supporters to do if Castle had won.

> "Rarely have I seen such childishness from the supposed leaders of a
> political establishment, who set the very rules and customs they now
> want to ignore because they just got embarrassed on a national stage,"
> Morrissey writes. "Grow up, shut up, and get to work."

> Malkin seems to agree. "Rove came across as an effete sore loser
> instead of the supposedly brilliant and grounded GOP strategist that
> he's supposed to be," she wrote. "Expect more Washington Republicans
> to start sounding like Tea Party-bashing libs as their entrenched
> incumbent friends go down."

> Dan Riehl, a conservative who blogs at the site RiehlWorldView.com,
> went the farthest in his attacks on Rove, calling on Fox News to
> "suspend" him and "investigate" reports that he tried to tip the
> balance for Castle in behind-the-scenes meetings with tea partiers in
> Delaware last year.

> "Especially given his comments on Fox News tonight, until this is
> resolved, it seems impossible to trust Rove as an objective analyst,"
> Riehl wrote. "In terms of the conservative movement, we should not
> simply ignore him, but proactively work to undermine Rove in whatever
> ways we can, given his obvious willingness to undermine us."

> According to one of the key tea party leaders who helped push
> O'Donnell over the finish line last night, Delaware 9/12 Patriots
> executive director Russ Murphy, Rove held a meeting with O'Donnell
> supporters last year where he implored tea partiers to bury the
> hatchet with Castle and get behind a Republican that could win.
> Speaking after O'Donnell at the Delaware victory party last night,
> Murphy delivered what he said was "a message" to Rove after the
> Hannity interview.

> "With all due respect, no one is going to tell us how to take care of
> business," Murphy said.

> *******

> Jason. Watch the

> > The GOP Civil War is getting funner by the day!

> > BTW, watch the video! It's funny to see Eyebrow Lad reduced to
> > stutters and stammers

> > ***************

> >http://tpmdc.talkingpointsmemo.com/2010/09/conservatives-trash-karl-r...

> > With the battle won by the ultra-right in Delaware, the national
> > conservative pundits who backed Christine O'Donnell in last night's
> > GOP Senate primary have turned on a man who is presumably one of their
> > own: Karl "The Architect" Rove. After Rove bemoaned O'Donnell's
> > nomination as the end of the GOP's chances to take back the Senate in
> > a heated interview with Sean Hannity last night, pundits and tea
> > partiers have slammed him as a traitor and even called for Fox News to
> > suspend him as an on-air analyst.

> > In one five-minute interview, it seems, Rove went from keeper of the
> > conservative cause to the next Jane Hamsher in the eyes of those who
> > are ostensibly his allies. It's a stunning turn against the man who
> > has recast himself as a right-wing media darling since Bush left
> > office, and suggests that the next war on the establishment from angry
> > conservatives could be aimed in part at the man who for close to a
> > decade was the progressive movement's enemy number one.

> > VIDEO:
> > "There are a lot of nutty things O'Donnell's been saying...." "Did you
> > ask her about how [she says] there are people following her home each
> > night, and how she's checking the bushes?"

> > ?"...I'm for the Republicans but we were looking at 8-9 seats in the
> > Senate, now we're looking at 7-8. This is not a race we're going to be
> > able to win."

> > "I just finished watching Karl Rove trashing GOP Senate primary winner
> > Christine O'Donnell. It was on Sean Hannity's FNC show. Might as well
> > have been Olbermann on MSNBC," Michelle Malkin wrote on her blog last
> > night. "The establishment Beltway strategist couldn't even bother with
> > an obligatory word of congratulations for O'Donnell."

> > Over at HotAir, Malkin's take was reposted it under the simple
> > headline, "War." This morning, HotAir blogger Ed Morrissey took his
> > own shot at establishment figures like Rove who he said should get
> > over Mike Castle's defeat last night and hop aboard the O'Donnell
> > train. Morrissey writes that establishment GOP types should rally
> > around their nominee in Delaware, just as they would expect
> > O'Donnell's supporters to do if Castle had won.

> > "Rarely have I seen such childishness from the supposed leaders of a
> > political establishment, who set the very rules and customs they now
> > want to ignore because they just got embarrassed on a national stage,"
> > Morrissey writes. "Grow up, shut up, and get to work."

> > Malkin seems to agree. "Rove came across as an effete sore loser
> > instead of the supposedly brilliant and grounded GOP strategist that
> > he's supposed to be," she wrote. "Expect more Washington Republicans
> > to start sounding like Tea Party-bashing libs as their entrenched
> > incumbent friends go down."

> > Dan Riehl, a conservative who blogs at the site RiehlWorldView.com,
> > went the farthest in his attacks on Rove, calling on Fox News to
> > "suspend" him and "investigate" reports that he tried to tip the
> > balance for Castle in behind-the-scenes meetings with tea partiers in
> > Delaware last year.

> > "Especially given his comments on Fox News tonight, until this is
> > resolved, it seems impossible to trust Rove as an objective analyst,"
> > Riehl wrote. "In terms of the conservative movement, we should not
> > simply ignore him, but proactively work to undermine Rove in whatever
> > ways we can, given his obvious willingness to undermine us."

> > According to one of the key tea party leaders who helped push
> > O'Donnell over the finish line last night, Delaware 9/12 Patriots
> > executive director Russ Murphy, Rove held a meeting with O'Donnell
> > supporters last year where he implored tea partiers to bury the
> > hatchet with Castle and get behind a Republican that could win.
> > Speaking after O'Donnell at the Delaware victory party last night,
> > Murphy delivered what he said was "a message" to Rove after the
> > Hannity interview.

> > "With all due respect, no one is going to tell us how to take care of
> > business," Murphy said.

> > *******

> > Jason. Watch the

> Hah! Like the Demwits don't have their little tiffs aka Ned Lamont/
> Liebermann. But whatever the case may be, come November your compadres
> are going to be swept out of office like dust balls in the corners of
> the living room.- Hide quoted text -

> > > The GOP Civil War is getting funner by the day!

> > > BTW, watch the video! It's funny to see Eyebrow Lad reduced to
> > > stutters and stammers

> > > ***************

> > >http://tpmdc.talkingpointsmemo.com/2010/09/conservatives-trash-karl-r...

> > > With the battle won by the ultra-right in Delaware, the national
> > > conservative pundits who backed Christine O'Donnell in last night's
> > > GOP Senate primary have turned on a man who is presumably one of their
> > > own: Karl "The Architect" Rove. After Rove bemoaned O'Donnell's
> > > nomination as the end of the GOP's chances to take back the Senate in
> > > a heated interview with Sean Hannity last night, pundits and tea
> > > partiers have slammed him as a traitor and even called for Fox News to
> > > suspend him as an on-air analyst.

> > > In one five-minute interview, it seems, Rove went from keeper of the
> > > conservative cause to the next Jane Hamsher in the eyes of those who
> > > are ostensibly his allies. It's a stunning turn against the man who
> > > has recast himself as a right-wing media darling since Bush left
> > > office, and suggests that the next war on the establishment from angry
> > > conservatives could be aimed in part at the man who for close to a
> > > decade was the progressive movement's enemy number one.

> > > VIDEO:
> > > "There are a lot of nutty things O'Donnell's been saying...." "Did you
> > > ask her about how [she says] there are people following her home each
> > > night, and how she's checking the bushes?"

> > > ?"...I'm for the Republicans but we were looking at 8-9 seats in the
> > > Senate, now we're looking at 7-8. This is not a race we're going to be
> > > able to win."

> > > "I just finished watching Karl Rove trashing GOP Senate primary winner
> > > Christine O'Donnell. It was on Sean Hannity's FNC show. Might as well
> > > have been Olbermann on MSNBC," Michelle Malkin wrote on her blog last
> > > night. "The establishment Beltway strategist couldn't even bother with
> > > an obligatory word of congratulations for O'Donnell."

> > > Over at HotAir, Malkin's take was reposted it under the simple
> > > headline, "War." This morning, HotAir blogger Ed Morrissey took his
> > > own shot at establishment figures like Rove who he said should get
> > > over Mike Castle's defeat last night and hop aboard the O'Donnell
> > > train. Morrissey writes that establishment GOP types should rally
> > > around their nominee in Delaware, just as they would expect
> > > O'Donnell's supporters to do if Castle had won.

> > > "Rarely have I seen such childishness from the supposed leaders of a
> > > political establishment, who set the very rules and customs they now
> > > want to ignore because they just got embarrassed on a national stage,"
> > > Morrissey writes. "Grow up, shut up, and get to work."

> > > Malkin seems to agree. "Rove came across as an effete sore loser
> > > instead of the supposedly brilliant and grounded GOP strategist that
> > > he's supposed to be," she wrote. "Expect more Washington Republicans
> > > to start sounding like Tea Party-bashing libs as their entrenched
> > > incumbent friends go down."

> > > Dan Riehl, a conservative who blogs at the site RiehlWorldView.com,
> > > went the farthest in his attacks on Rove, calling on Fox News to
> > > "suspend" him and "investigate" reports that he tried to tip the
> > > balance for Castle in behind-the-scenes meetings with tea partiers in
> > > Delaware last year.

> > > "Especially given his comments on Fox News tonight, until this is
> > > resolved, it seems impossible to trust Rove as an objective analyst,"
> > > Riehl wrote. "In terms of the conservative movement, we should not
> > > simply ignore him, but proactively work to undermine Rove in whatever
> > > ways we can, given his obvious willingness to undermine us."

> > > According to one of the key tea party leaders who helped push
> > > O'Donnell over the finish line last night, Delaware 9/12 Patriots
> > > executive director Russ Murphy, Rove held a meeting with O'Donnell
> > > supporters last year where he implored tea partiers to bury the
> > > hatchet with Castle and get behind a Republican that could win.
> > > Speaking after O'Donnell at the Delaware victory party last night,
> > > Murphy delivered what he said was "a message" to Rove after the
> > > Hannity interview.

> > > "With all due respect, no one is going to tell us how to take care of
> > > business," Murphy said.

> > > *******

> > > Jason. Watch the

> > Hah! Like the Demwits don't have their little tiffs aka Ned Lamont/
> > Liebermann. But whatever the case may be, come November your compadres
> > are going to be swept out of office like dust balls in the corners of
> > the living room.- Hide quoted text -

> It's amazing how much energy you spend saying the same shit over and
> over and over again.

> Jason

> > > > The GOP Civil War is getting funner by the day!

> > > > BTW, watch the video! It's funny to see Eyebrow Lad reduced to
> > > > stutters and stammers

> > > > ***************

> > > >http://tpmdc.talkingpointsmemo.com/2010/09/conservatives-trash-karl-r...

> > > > With the battle won by the ultra-right in Delaware, the national
> > > > conservative pundits who backed Christine O'Donnell in last night's
> > > > GOP Senate primary have turned on a man who is presumably one of their
> > > > own: Karl "The Architect" Rove. After Rove bemoaned O'Donnell's
> > > > nomination as the end of the GOP's chances to take back the Senate in
> > > > a heated interview with Sean Hannity last night, pundits and tea
> > > > partiers have slammed him as a traitor and even called for Fox News to
> > > > suspend him as an on-air analyst.

> > > > In one five-minute interview, it seems, Rove went from keeper of the
> > > > conservative cause to the next Jane Hamsher in the eyes of those who
> > > > are ostensibly his allies. It's a stunning turn against the man who
> > > > has recast himself as a right-wing media darling since Bush left
> > > > office, and suggests that the next war on the establishment from angry
> > > > conservatives could be aimed in part at the man who for close to a
> > > > decade was the progressive movement's enemy number one.

> > > > VIDEO:
> > > > "There are a lot of nutty things O'Donnell's been saying...." "Did you
> > > > ask her about how [she says] there are people following her home each
> > > > night, and how she's checking the bushes?"

> > > > ?"...I'm for the Republicans but we were looking at 8-9 seats in the
> > > > Senate, now we're looking at 7-8. This is not a race we're going to be
> > > > able to win."

> > > > "I just finished watching Karl Rove trashing GOP Senate primary winner
> > > > Christine O'Donnell. It was on Sean Hannity's FNC show. Might as well
> > > > have been Olbermann on MSNBC," Michelle Malkin wrote on her blog last
> > > > night. "The establishment Beltway strategist couldn't even bother with
> > > > an obligatory word of congratulations for O'Donnell."

> > > > Over at HotAir, Malkin's take was reposted it under the simple
> > > > headline, "War." This morning, HotAir blogger Ed Morrissey took his
> > > > own shot at establishment figures like Rove who he said should get
> > > > over Mike Castle's defeat last night and hop aboard the O'Donnell
> > > > train. Morrissey writes that establishment GOP types should rally
> > > > around their nominee in Delaware, just as they would expect
> > > > O'Donnell's supporters to do if Castle had won.

> > > > "Rarely have I seen such childishness from the supposed leaders of a
> > > > political establishment, who set the very rules and customs they now
> > > > want to ignore because they just got embarrassed on a national stage,"
> > > > Morrissey writes. "Grow up, shut up, and get to work."

> > > > Malkin seems to agree. "Rove came across as an effete sore loser
> > > > instead of the supposedly brilliant and grounded GOP strategist that
> > > > he's supposed to be," she wrote. "Expect more Washington Republicans
> > > > to start sounding like Tea Party-bashing libs as their entrenched
> > > > incumbent friends go down."

> > > > Dan Riehl, a conservative who blogs at the site RiehlWorldView.com,
> > > > went the farthest in his attacks on Rove, calling on Fox News to
> > > > "suspend" him and "investigate" reports that he tried to tip the
> > > > balance for Castle in behind-the-scenes meetings with tea partiers in
> > > > Delaware last year.

> > > > "Especially given his comments on Fox News tonight, until this is
> > > > resolved, it seems impossible to trust Rove as an objective analyst,"
> > > > Riehl wrote. "In terms of the conservative movement, we should not
> > > > simply ignore him, but proactively work to undermine Rove in whatever
> > > > ways we can, given his obvious willingness to undermine us."

> > > > According to one of the key tea party leaders who helped push
> > > > O'Donnell over the finish line last night, Delaware 9/12 Patriots
> > > > executive director Russ Murphy, Rove held a meeting with O'Donnell
> > > > supporters last year where he implored tea partiers to bury the
> > > > hatchet with Castle and get behind a Republican that could win.
> > > > Speaking after O'Donnell at the Delaware victory party last night,
> > > > Murphy delivered what he said was "a message" to Rove after the
> > > > Hannity interview.

> > > > "With all due respect, no one is going to tell us how to take care of
> > > > business," Murphy said.

> > > > *******

> > > > Jason. Watch the

> > > Hah! Like the Demwits don't have their little tiffs aka Ned Lamont/
> > > Liebermann. But whatever the case may be, come November your compadres
> > > are going to be swept out of office like dust balls in the corners of
> > > the living room.- Hide quoted text -

> > It's amazing how much energy you spend saying the same shit over and
> > over and over again.

> > Jason

> What, about the Demwits getting whipped? Well, that's because (giggle,
> giggle) it's so much fun to say! Election Day this November to Repubs
> is what Christmas in December is for kids. Can't wait! Can't wait!
> (trijcomm rubs is hands together and grins in anticipation)

> BTW, watch the video! It's funny to see Eyebrow Lad reduced to
> stutters and stammers

> ***************

> http://tpmdc.talkingpointsmemo.com/2010/09/conservatives-trash-karl-r...

> > > > > The GOP Civil War is getting funner by the day!

> > > > > BTW, watch the video! It's funny to see Eyebrow Lad reduced to
> > > > > stutters and stammers

> > > > > ***************

> > > > >http://tpmdc.talkingpointsmemo.com/2010/09/conservatives-trash-karl-r...

> > > > > With the battle won by the ultra-right in Delaware, the national
> > > > > conservative pundits who backed Christine O'Donnell in last night's
> > > > > GOP Senate primary have turned on a man who is presumably one of their
> > > > > own: Karl "The Architect" Rove. After Rove bemoaned O'Donnell's
> > > > > nomination as the end of the GOP's chances to take back the Senate in
> > > > > a heated interview with Sean Hannity last night, pundits and tea
> > > > > partiers have slammed him as a traitor and even called for Fox News to
> > > > > suspend him as an on-air analyst.

> > > > > In one five-minute interview, it seems, Rove went from keeper of the
> > > > > conservative cause to the next Jane Hamsher in the eyes of those who
> > > > > are ostensibly his allies. It's a stunning turn against the man who
> > > > > has recast himself as a right-wing media darling since Bush left
> > > > > office, and suggests that the next war on the establishment from angry
> > > > > conservatives could be aimed in part at the man who for close to a
> > > > > decade was the progressive movement's enemy number one.

> > > > > VIDEO:
> > > > > "There are a lot of nutty things O'Donnell's been saying...." "Did you
> > > > > ask her about how [she says] there are people following her home each
> > > > > night, and how she's checking the bushes?"

> > > > > ?"...I'm for the Republicans but we were looking at 8-9 seats in the
> > > > > Senate, now we're looking at 7-8. This is not a race we're going to be
> > > > > able to win."

> > > > > "I just finished watching Karl Rove trashing GOP Senate primary winner
> > > > > Christine O'Donnell. It was on Sean Hannity's FNC show. Might as well
> > > > > have been Olbermann on MSNBC," Michelle Malkin wrote on her blog last
> > > > > night. "The establishment Beltway strategist couldn't even bother with
> > > > > an obligatory word of congratulations for O'Donnell."

> > > > > Over at HotAir, Malkin's take was reposted it under the simple
> > > > > headline, "War." This morning, HotAir blogger Ed Morrissey took his
> > > > > own shot at establishment figures like Rove who he said should get
> > > > > over Mike Castle's defeat last night and hop aboard the O'Donnell
> > > > > train. Morrissey writes that establishment GOP types should rally
> > > > > around their nominee in Delaware, just as they would expect
> > > > > O'Donnell's supporters to do if Castle had won.

> > > > > "Rarely have I seen such childishness from the supposed leaders of a
> > > > > political establishment, who set the very rules and customs they now
> > > > > want to ignore because they just got embarrassed on a national stage,"
> > > > > Morrissey writes. "Grow up, shut up, and get to work."

> > > > > Malkin seems to agree. "Rove came across as an effete sore loser
> > > > > instead of the supposedly brilliant and grounded GOP strategist that
> > > > > he's supposed to be," she wrote. "Expect more Washington Republicans
> > > > > to start sounding like Tea Party-bashing libs as their entrenched
> > > > > incumbent friends go down."

> > > > > Dan Riehl, a conservative who blogs at the site RiehlWorldView.com,
> > > > > went the farthest in his attacks on Rove, calling on Fox News to
> > > > > "suspend" him and "investigate" reports that he tried to tip the
> > > > > balance for Castle in behind-the-scenes meetings with tea partiers in
> > > > > Delaware last year.

> > > > > "Especially given his comments on Fox News tonight, until this is
> > > > > resolved, it seems impossible to trust Rove as an objective analyst,"
> > > > > Riehl wrote. "In terms of the conservative movement, we should not
> > > > > simply ignore him, but proactively work to undermine Rove in whatever
> > > > > ways we can, given his obvious willingness to undermine us."

> > > > > According to one of the key tea party leaders who helped push
> > > > > O'Donnell over the finish line last night, Delaware 9/12 Patriots
> > > > > executive director Russ Murphy, Rove held a meeting with O'Donnell
> > > > > supporters last year where he implored tea partiers to bury the
> > > > > hatchet with Castle and get behind a Republican that could win.
> > > > > Speaking after O'Donnell at the Delaware victory party last night,
> > > > > Murphy delivered what he said was "a message" to Rove after the
> > > > > Hannity interview.

> > > > > "With all due respect, no one is going to tell us how to take care of
> > > > > business," Murphy said.

> > > > > *******

> > > > > Jason. Watch the

> > > > Hah! Like the Demwits don't have their little tiffs aka Ned Lamont/
> > > > Liebermann. But whatever the case may be, come November your compadres
> > > > are going to be swept out of office like dust balls in the corners of
> > > > the living room.- Hide quoted text -

> > > It's amazing how much energy you spend saying the same shit over and
> > > over and over again.

> > > Jason

> > What, about the Demwits getting whipped? Well, that's because (giggle,
> > giggle) it's so much fun to say! Election Day this November to Repubs
> > is what Christmas in December is for kids. Can't wait! Can't wait!
> > (trijcomm rubs is hands together and grins in anticipation)

> Get ready for your lump of coal.

> --
> rwa2play
> It'll be about the size of Texas.

> > > > > > The GOP Civil War is getting funner by the day!

> > > > > > BTW, watch the video! It's funny to see Eyebrow Lad reduced to
> > > > > > stutters and stammers

> > > > > > ***************

> > > > > >http://SportToday.org/

> > > > > > With the battle won by the ultra-right in Delaware, the national
> > > > > > conservative pundits who backed Christine O'Donnell in last night's
> > > > > > GOP Senate primary have turned on a man who is presumably one of their
> > > > > > own: Karl "The Architect" Rove. After Rove bemoaned O'Donnell's
> > > > > > nomination as the end of the GOP's chances to take back the Senate in
> > > > > > a heated interview with Sean Hannity last night, pundits and tea
> > > > > > partiers have slammed him as a traitor and even called for Fox News to
> > > > > > suspend him as an on-air analyst.

> > > > > > In one five-minute interview, it seems, Rove went from keeper of the
> > > > > > conservative cause to the next Jane Hamsher in the eyes of those who
> > > > > > are ostensibly his allies. It's a stunning turn against the man who
> > > > > > has recast himself as a right-wing media darling since Bush left
> > > > > > office, and suggests that the next war on the establishment from angry
> > > > > > conservatives could be aimed in part at the man who for close to a
> > > > > > decade was the progressive movement's enemy number one.

> > > > > > VIDEO:
> > > > > > "There are a lot of nutty things O'Donnell's been saying...." "Did you
> > > > > > ask her about how [she says] there are people following her home each
> > > > > > night, and how she's checking the bushes?"

> > > > > > ?"...I'm for the Republicans but we were looking at 8-9 seats in the
> > > > > > Senate, now we're looking at 7-8. This is not a race we're going to be
> > > > > > able to win."

> > > > > > "I just finished watching Karl Rove trashing GOP Senate primary winner
> > > > > > Christine O'Donnell. It was on Sean Hannity's FNC show. Might as well
> > > > > > have been Olbermann on MSNBC," Michelle Malkin wrote on her blog last
> > > > > > night. "The establishment Beltway strategist couldn't even bother with
> > > > > > an obligatory word of congratulations for O'Donnell."

> > > > > > Over at HotAir, Malkin's take was reposted it under the simple
> > > > > > headline, "War." This morning, HotAir blogger Ed Morrissey took his
> > > > > > own shot at establishment figures like Rove who he said should get
> > > > > > over Mike Castle's defeat last night and hop aboard the O'Donnell
> > > > > > train. Morrissey writes that establishment GOP types should rally
> > > > > > around their nominee in Delaware, just as they would expect
> > > > > > O'Donnell's supporters to do if Castle had won.

> > > > > > "Rarely have I seen such childishness from the supposed leaders of a
> > > > > > political establishment, who set the very rules and customs they now
> > > > > > want to ignore because they just got embarrassed on a national stage,"
> > > > > > Morrissey writes. "Grow up, shut up, and get to work."

> > > > > > Malkin seems to agree. "Rove came across as an effete sore loser
> > > > > > instead of the supposedly brilliant and grounded GOP strategist that
> > > > > > he's supposed to be," she wrote. "Expect more Washington Republicans
> > > > > > to start sounding like Tea Party-bashing libs as their entrenched
> > > > > > incumbent friends go down."

> > > > > > Dan Riehl, a conservative who blogs at the site RiehlWorldView.com,
> > > > > > went the farthest in his attacks on Rove, calling on Fox News to
> > > > > > "suspend" him and "investigate" reports that he tried to tip the
> > > > > > balance for Castle in behind-the-scenes meetings with tea partiers in
> > > > > > Delaware last year.

> > > > > > "Especially given his comments on Fox News tonight, until this is
> > > > > > resolved, it seems impossible to trust Rove as an objective analyst,"
> > > > > > Riehl wrote. "In terms of the conservative movement, we should not
> > > > > > simply ignore him, but proactively work to undermine Rove in whatever
> > > > > > ways we can, given his obvious willingness to undermine us."

> > > > > > According to one of the key tea party leaders who helped push
> > > > > > O'Donnell over the finish line last night, Delaware 9/12 Patriots
> > > > > > executive director Russ Murphy, Rove held a meeting with O'Donnell
> > > > > > supporters last year where he implored tea partiers to bury the
> > > > > > hatchet with Castle and get behind a Republican that could win.
> > > > > > Speaking after O'Donnell at the Delaware victory party last night,
> > > > > > Murphy delivered what he said was "a message" to Rove after the
> > > > > > Hannity interview.

> > > > > > "With all due respect, no one is going to tell us how to take care of
> > > > > > business," Murphy said.

> > > > > > *******

> > > > > > Jason. Watch the

> > > > > Hah! Like the Demwits don't have their little tiffs aka Ned Lamont/
> > > > > Liebermann. But whatever the case may be, come November your compadres
> > > > > are going to be swept out of office like dust balls in the corners of
> > > > > the living room.- Hide quoted text -

> > > > It's amazing how much energy you spend saying the same shit over and
> > > > over and over again.

> > > > Jason

> > > What, about the Demwits getting whipped? Well, that's because (giggle,
> > > giggle) it's so much fun to say! Election Day this November to Repubs
> > > is what Christmas in December is for kids. Can't wait! Can't wait!
> > > (trijcomm rubs is hands together and grins in anticipation)

> > Get ready for your lump of coal.

> > --
> > rwa2play
> > It'll be about the size of Texas.

> Think so? Do you really, really think so?

> > On Sep 15, 11:35?am, "rwa2play, looking for Dogbert"

> > > > > > > The GOP Civil War is getting funner by the day!

> > > > > > > BTW, watch the video! It's funny to see Eyebrow Lad reduced to
> > > > > > > stutters and stammers

> > > > > > > ***************

> > > > > > >http://SportToday.org/

> > > > > > > With the battle won by the ultra-right in Delaware, the national
> > > > > > > conservative pundits who backed Christine O'Donnell in last night's
> > > > > > > GOP Senate primary have turned on a man who is presumably one of their
> > > > > > > own: Karl "The Architect" Rove. After Rove bemoaned O'Donnell's
> > > > > > > nomination as the end of the GOP's chances to take back the Senate in
> > > > > > > a heated interview with Sean Hannity last night, pundits and tea
> > > > > > > partiers have slammed him as a traitor and even called for Fox News to
> > > > > > > suspend him as an on-air analyst.

> > > > > > > In one five-minute interview, it seems, Rove went from keeper of the
> > > > > > > conservative cause to the next Jane Hamsher in the eyes of those who
> > > > > > > are ostensibly his allies. It's a stunning turn against the man who
> > > > > > > has recast himself as a right-wing media darling since Bush left
> > > > > > > office, and suggests that the next war on the establishment from angry
> > > > > > > conservatives could be aimed in part at the man who for close to a
> > > > > > > decade was the progressive movement's enemy number one.

> > > > > > > VIDEO:
> > > > > > > "There are a lot of nutty things O'Donnell's been saying...." "Did you
> > > > > > > ask her about how [she says] there are people following her home each
> > > > > > > night, and how she's checking the bushes?"

> > > > > > > ?"...I'm for the Republicans but we were looking at 8-9 seats in the
> > > > > > > Senate, now we're looking at 7-8. This is not a race we're going to be
> > > > > > > able to win."

> > > > > > > "I just finished watching Karl Rove trashing GOP Senate primary winner
> > > > > > > Christine O'Donnell. It was on Sean Hannity's FNC show. Might as well
> > > > > > > have been Olbermann on MSNBC," Michelle Malkin wrote on her blog last
> > > > > > > night. "The establishment Beltway strategist couldn't even bother with
> > > > > > > an obligatory word of congratulations for O'Donnell."

> > > > > > > Over at HotAir, Malkin's take was reposted it under the simple
> > > > > > > headline, "War." This morning, HotAir blogger Ed Morrissey took his
> > > > > > > own shot at establishment figures like Rove who he said should get
> > > > > > > over Mike Castle's defeat last night and hop aboard the O'Donnell
> > > > > > > train. Morrissey writes that establishment GOP types should rally
> > > > > > > around their nominee in Delaware, just as they would expect
> > > > > > > O'Donnell's supporters to do if Castle had won.

> > > > > > > "Rarely have I seen such childishness from the supposed leaders of a
> > > > > > > political establishment, who set the very rules and customs they now
> > > > > > > want to ignore because they just got embarrassed on a national stage,"
> > > > > > > Morrissey writes. "Grow up, shut up, and get to work."

> > > > > > > Malkin seems to agree. "Rove came across as an effete sore loser
> > > > > > > instead of the supposedly brilliant and grounded GOP strategist that
> > > > > > > he's supposed to be," she wrote. "Expect more Washington Republicans
> > > > > > > to start sounding like Tea Party-bashing libs as their entrenched
> > > > > > > incumbent friends go down."

> > > > > > > Dan Riehl, a conservative who blogs at the site RiehlWorldView.com,
> > > > > > > went the farthest in his attacks on Rove, calling on Fox News to
> > > > > > > "suspend" him and "investigate" reports that he tried to tip the
> > > > > > > balance for Castle in behind-the-scenes meetings with tea partiers in
> > > > > > > Delaware last year.

> > > > > > > "Especially given his comments on Fox News tonight, until this is
> > > > > > > resolved, it seems impossible to trust Rove as an objective analyst,"
> > > > > > > Riehl wrote. "In terms of the conservative movement, we should not
> > > > > > > simply ignore him, but proactively work to undermine Rove in whatever
> > > > > > > ways we can, given his obvious willingness to undermine us."

> > > > > > > According to one of the key tea party leaders who helped push
> > > > > > > O'Donnell over the finish line last night, Delaware 9/12 Patriots
> > > > > > > executive director Russ Murphy, Rove held a meeting with O'Donnell
> > > > > > > supporters last year where he implored tea partiers to bury the
> > > > > > > hatchet with Castle and get behind a Republican that could win.
> > > > > > > Speaking after O'Donnell at the Delaware victory party last night,
> > > > > > > Murphy delivered what he said was "a message" to Rove after the
> > > > > > > Hannity interview.

> > > > > > > "With all due respect, no one is going to tell us how to take care of
> > > > > > > business," Murphy said.

> > > > > > > *******

> > > > > > > Jason. Watch the

> > > > > > Hah! Like the Demwits don't have their little tiffs aka Ned Lamont/
> > > > > > Liebermann. But whatever the case may be, come November your compadres
> > > > > > are going to be swept out of office like dust balls in the corners of
> > > > > > the living room.- Hide quoted text -

> > > > > It's amazing how much energy you spend saying the same shit over and
> > > > > over and over again.

> > > > > Jason

> > > > What, about the Demwits getting whipped? Well, that's because (giggle,
> > > > giggle) it's so much fun to say! Election Day this November to Repubs
> > > > is what Christmas in December is for kids. Can't wait! Can't wait!
> > > > (trijcomm rubs is hands together and grins in anticipation)

> > > Get ready for your lump of coal.

> > > --
> > > rwa2play
> > > It'll be about the size of Texas.

> > Think so? Do you really, really think so?

> NY-23 says "Yes, really." ?'member? ?You're TP brethren thought it was
> a walk in the park for your candidate to win that district last year
> and what happened? ?Your brethren lost a district that had been
> Republican IIRC since the Civil War....in a HEAVILY Democratic state.

> Face it, many in the GOP are getting sick and tired of TPers becoming
> attention ***s. ?And if Karl ***ing Rove is even shaking his head
> at what's happening, your brethren are in deep...shit.

> > The GOP Civil War is getting funner by the day!

> > BTW, watch the video! It's funny to see Eyebrow Lad reduced to
> > stutters and stammers

> > ***************

> >http://tpmdc.talkingpointsmemo.com/2010/09/conservatives-trash-karl-r...

> I keep saying this: The 2012 RNC is going to be fun. as. hell. ?It'll
> be worse than 1968 because Americans will see the schism within the
> Republican establishment and surmise "I'll take four more years of
> Obama, thanks."

> I find it even funnier that Janis is trying to sell the TPers as this
> great wave that's coming. ?As usual, he fails to understand that now
> TP candidates must go through the mainstream voters; and that they'll
> find TP candidates so hard to swallow they'll vote Democrat by
> default. ?It won't help their cause that many TP candidates won't
> engage in debates because they know for a fact they'll fold like Jan
> Brewer did in Arizona.

> Janis sees "mainstream voters" as sinful heathens who should conform
> or die.

> > > I find it even funnier that Janis is trying to sell the TPers as this
> > > great wave that's coming. ?As usual, he fails to understand that now
> > > TP candidates must go through the mainstream voters; and that they'll
> > > find TP candidates so hard to swallow they'll vote Democrat by
> > > default. ?It won't help their cause that many TP candidates won't
> > > engage in debates because they know for a fact they'll fold like Jan
> > > Brewer did in Arizona.

> > Janis sees "mainstream voters" as sinful heathens who should conform
> > or die.

> What's the difference between "mainstream voters" and voters? Seems to
> me that they all have just one vote. And when an exit poll taker asks
> a voter a question, do you think they ask them if they are a
> "mainstream voter?' Would you consider an independent a "mainstream
> voter?" You know, that segment that the Demwits have lost a long time
> ago?

> > > On Sep 15, 11:35?am, "rwa2play, looking for Dogbert"

> > > > > > > > The GOP Civil War is getting funner by the day!

> > > > > > > > BTW, watch the video! It's funny to see Eyebrow Lad reduced to
> > > > > > > > stutters and stammers

> > > > > > > > ***************

> > > > > > > >http://SportToday.org/

> > > > > > > > With the battle won by the ultra-right in Delaware, the national
> > > > > > > > conservative pundits who backed Christine O'Donnell in last night's
> > > > > > > > GOP Senate primary have turned on a man who is presumably one of their
> > > > > > > > own: Karl "The Architect" Rove. After Rove bemoaned O'Donnell's
> > > > > > > > nomination as the end of the GOP's chances to take back the Senate in
> > > > > > > > a heated interview with Sean Hannity last night, pundits and tea
> > > > > > > > partiers have slammed him as a traitor and even called for Fox News to
> > > > > > > > suspend him as an on-air analyst.

> > > > > > > > In one five-minute interview, it seems, Rove went from keeper of the
> > > > > > > > conservative cause to the next Jane Hamsher in the eyes of those who
> > > > > > > > are ostensibly his allies. It's a stunning turn against the man who
> > > > > > > > has recast himself as a right-wing media darling since Bush left
> > > > > > > > office, and suggests that the next war on the establishment from angry
> > > > > > > > conservatives could be aimed in part at the man who for close to a
> > > > > > > > decade was the progressive movement's enemy number one.

> > > > > > > > VIDEO:
> > > > > > > > "There are a lot of nutty things O'Donnell's been saying...." "Did you
> > > > > > > > ask her about how [she says] there are people following her home each
> > > > > > > > night, and how she's checking the bushes?"

> > > > > > > > ?"...I'm for the Republicans but we were looking at 8-9 seats in the
> > > > > > > > Senate, now we're looking at 7-8. This is not a race we're going to be
> > > > > > > > able to win."

> > > > > > > > "I just finished watching Karl Rove trashing GOP Senate primary winner
> > > > > > > > Christine O'Donnell. It was on Sean Hannity's FNC show. Might as well
> > > > > > > > have been Olbermann on MSNBC," Michelle Malkin wrote on her blog last
> > > > > > > > night. "The establishment Beltway strategist couldn't even bother with
> > > > > > > > an obligatory word of congratulations for O'Donnell."

> > > > > > > > Over at HotAir, Malkin's take was reposted it under the simple
> > > > > > > > headline, "War." This morning, HotAir blogger Ed Morrissey took his
> > > > > > > > own shot at establishment figures like Rove who he said should get
> > > > > > > > over Mike Castle's defeat last night and hop aboard the O'Donnell
> > > > > > > > train. Morrissey writes that establishment GOP types should rally
> > > > > > > > around their nominee in Delaware, just as they would expect
> > > > > > > > O'Donnell's supporters to do if Castle had won.

> > > > > > > > "Rarely have I seen such childishness from the supposed leaders of a
> > > > > > > > political establishment, who set the very rules and customs they now
> > > > > > > > want to ignore because they just got embarrassed on a national stage,"
> > > > > > > > Morrissey writes. "Grow up, shut up, and get to work."

> > > > > > > > Malkin seems to agree. "Rove came across as an effete sore loser
> > > > > > > > instead of the supposedly brilliant and grounded GOP strategist that
> > > > > > > > he's supposed to be," she wrote. "Expect more Washington Republicans
> > > > > > > > to start sounding like Tea Party-bashing libs as their entrenched
> > > > > > > > incumbent friends go down."

> > > > > > > > Dan Riehl, a conservative who blogs at the site RiehlWorldView.com,
> > > > > > > > went the farthest in his attacks on Rove, calling on Fox News to
> > > > > > > > "suspend" him and "investigate" reports that he tried to tip the
> > > > > > > > balance for Castle in behind-the-scenes meetings with tea partiers in
> > > > > > > > Delaware last year.

> > > > > > > > "Especially given his comments on Fox News tonight, until this is
> > > > > > > > resolved, it seems impossible to trust Rove as an objective analyst,"
> > > > > > > > Riehl wrote. "In terms of the conservative movement, we should not
> > > > > > > > simply ignore him, but proactively work to undermine Rove in whatever
> > > > > > > > ways we can, given his obvious willingness to undermine us."

> > > > > > > > According to one of the key tea party leaders who helped push
> > > > > > > > O'Donnell over the finish line last night, Delaware 9/12 Patriots
> > > > > > > > executive director Russ Murphy, Rove held a meeting with O'Donnell
> > > > > > > > supporters last year where he implored tea partiers to bury the
> > > > > > > > hatchet with Castle and get behind a Republican that could win.
> > > > > > > > Speaking after O'Donnell at the Delaware victory party last night,
> > > > > > > > Murphy delivered what he said was "a message" to Rove after the
> > > > > > > > Hannity interview.

> > > > > > > > "With all due respect, no one is going to tell us how to take care of
> > > > > > > > business," Murphy said.

> > > > > > > > *******

> > > > > > > > Jason. Watch the

> > > > > > > Hah! Like the Demwits don't have their little tiffs aka Ned Lamont/
> > > > > > > Liebermann. But whatever the case may be, come November your compadres
> > > > > > > are going to be swept out of office like dust balls in the corners of
> > > > > > > the living room.- Hide quoted text -

> > > > > > It's amazing how much energy you spend saying the same shit over and
> > > > > > over and over again.

> > > > > > Jason

> > > > > What, about the Demwits getting whipped? Well, that's because (giggle,
> > > > > giggle) it's so much fun to say! Election Day this November to Repubs
> > > > > is what Christmas in December is for kids. Can't wait! Can't wait!
> > > > > (trijcomm rubs is hands together and grins in anticipation)

> > > > Get ready for your lump of coal.

> > > > --
> > > > rwa2play
> > > > It'll be about the size of Texas.

> > > Think so? Do you really, really think so?

> > NY-23 says "Yes, really." ?'member? ?You're TP brethren thought it was
> > a walk in the park for your candidate to win that district last year
> > and what happened? ?Your brethren lost a district that had been
> > Republican IIRC since the Civil War....in a HEAVILY Democratic state.

> > Face it, many in the GOP are getting sick and tired of TPers becoming
> > attention ***s. ?And if Karl ***ing Rove is even shaking his head
> > at what's happening, your brethren are in deep...shit.

> Yeah, right. Just like the "professional left" and their love-in with
> Lamont.

> > > > The GOP Civil War is getting funner by the day!

> > > > BTW, watch the video! It's funny to see Eyebrow Lad reduced to
> > > > stutters and stammers

> > > > ***************

> > > >http://tpmdc.talkingpointsmemo.com/2010/09/conservatives-trash-karl-r...

> > > > With the battle won by the ultra-right in Delaware, the national
> > > > conservative pundits who backed Christine O'Donnell in last night's
> > > > GOP Senate primary have turned on a man who is presumably one of their
> > > > own: Karl "The Architect" Rove. After Rove bemoaned O'Donnell's
> > > > nomination as the end of the GOP's chances to take back the Senate in
> > > > a heated interview with Sean Hannity last night, pundits and tea
> > > > partiers have slammed him as a traitor and even called for Fox News to
> > > > suspend him as an on-air analyst.

> > > > In one five-minute interview, it seems, Rove went from keeper of the
> > > > conservative cause to the next Jane Hamsher in the eyes of those who
> > > > are ostensibly his allies. It's a stunning turn against the man who
> > > > has recast himself as a right-wing media darling since Bush left
> > > > office, and suggests that the next war on the establishment from angry
> > > > conservatives could be aimed in part at the man who for close to a
> > > > decade was the progressive movement's enemy number one.

> > > > VIDEO:
> > > > "There are a lot of nutty things O'Donnell's been saying...." "Did you
> > > > ask her about how [she says] there are people following her home each
> > > > night, and how she's checking the bushes?"

> > > > ?"...I'm for the Republicans but we were looking at 8-9 seats in the
> > > > Senate, now we're looking at 7-8. This is not a race we're going to be
> > > > able to win."

> > > > "I just finished watching Karl Rove trashing GOP Senate primary winner
> > > > Christine O'Donnell. It was on Sean Hannity's FNC show. Might as well
> > > > have been Olbermann on MSNBC," Michelle Malkin wrote on her blog last
> > > > night. "The establishment Beltway strategist couldn't even bother with
> > > > an obligatory word of congratulations for O'Donnell."

> > > > Over at HotAir, Malkin's take was reposted it under the simple
> > > > headline, "War." This morning, HotAir blogger Ed Morrissey took his
> > > > own shot at establishment figures like Rove who he said should get
> > > > over Mike Castle's defeat last night and hop aboard the O'Donnell
> > > > train. Morrissey writes that establishment GOP types should rally
> > > > around their nominee in Delaware, just as they would expect
> > > > O'Donnell's supporters to do if Castle had won.

> > > > "Rarely have I seen such childishness from the supposed leaders of a
> > > > political establishment, who set the very rules and customs they now
> > > > want to ignore because they just got embarrassed on a national stage,"
> > > > Morrissey writes. "Grow up, shut up, and get to work."

> > > > Malkin seems to agree. "Rove came across as an effete sore loser
> > > > instead of the supposedly brilliant and grounded GOP strategist that
> > > > he's supposed to be," she wrote. "Expect more Washington Republicans
> > > > to start sounding like Tea Party-bashing libs as their entrenched
> > > > incumbent friends go down."

> > > > Dan Riehl, a conservative who blogs at the site RiehlWorldView.com,
> > > > went the farthest in his attacks on Rove, calling on Fox News to
> > > > "suspend" him and "investigate" reports that he tried to tip the
> > > > balance for Castle in behind-the-scenes meetings with tea partiers in
> > > > Delaware last year.

> > > > "Especially given his comments on Fox News tonight, until this is
> > > > resolved, it seems impossible to trust Rove as an objective analyst,"
> > > > Riehl wrote. "In terms of the conservative movement, we should not
> > > > simply ignore him, but proactively work to undermine Rove in whatever
> > > > ways we can, given his obvious willingness to undermine us."

> > > > According to one of the key tea party leaders who helped push
> > > > O'Donnell over the finish line last night, Delaware 9/12 Patriots
> > > > executive director Russ Murphy, Rove held a meeting with O'Donnell
> > > > supporters last year where he implored tea partiers to bury the
> > > > hatchet with Castle and get behind a Republican that could win.
> > > > Speaking after O'Donnell at the Delaware victory party last night,
> > > > Murphy delivered what he said was "a message" to Rove after the
> > > > Hannity interview.

> > > > "With all due respect, no one is going to tell us how to take care of
> > > > business," Murphy said.

> > > > *******

> > > > Jason. Watch the

> > > Hah! Like the Demwits don't have their little tiffs aka Ned Lamont/
> > > Liebermann. But whatever the case may be, come November your compadres
> > > are going to be swept out of office like dust balls in the corners of
> > > the living room.- Hide quoted text -

> > It's amazing how much energy you spend saying the same shit over and
> > over and over again.

> > Jason

> What, about the Demwits getting whipped? Well, that's because (giggle,
> giggle) it's so much fun to say! Election Day this November to Repubs
> is what Christmas in December is for kids. Can't wait! Can't wait!
> (trijcomm rubs is hands together and grins in anticipation)- Hide quoted text -

> - Show quoted text -