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White House Blasted Justice Officials for Revealing Rove CronyismPosted on Jun 12, 2007An e-mail contained in a batch of documents released to the Senate on Tuesday exposed a searing rebuke from then-White House political affairs director Sara Taylor, who criticized Deputy Attorney General Paul McNulty for revealing that a U.S. attorney in Arkansas was fired to make room for a Karl Rove protege, not because of performance.
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By Howard, June 15, 2007 at 11:47 am #
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I wanted to let you know all the McClatchy correspondents will have a new site and many new tools launching early next week (probably Monday) at news.mcclatchy.com. Among other things, the foreign correspondents now all have blogs, which look to be terrific. There will be Q&A forums with staffers, user submitted video opinions, multiple editorial cartoons, new blogs and the rest. I can send you a preview site link if you want to have an advance look. hweaver (at) mcclatchy.com
Report thisBy DennisD, June 13, 2007 at 11:13 pm #
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And this is supposed to be news. “Rove’s cronyism” - this is what these assholes do from the time they’re born until the day they die. Does anyone believe that these clowns get somewhere based on ability. Take a good look at Bu$h Inc. if you believe the ability myth.
Report thisBy jonathan, June 13, 2007 at 6:54 pm #
It is a matter of fact that Karl Rove’s father was a high level executive of Hitler’s “Nazi Party” so he is well versed on manipulation of political assignments and rather ruthless in his presidential guidance of President Bush.
Report thisGeorge Bush does what Karl ROVE advises because Bush does not have the mental capacity to make his own analysis and decisions.
George Bush’s political activities and decisions have brought America to where it is today - this will not change until we get rid of the entire Bush Administration. end
By maurice estevez, June 13, 2007 at 12:35 pm #
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What about the future career of democracy in america, apparently protecting our form of government is not a high priority of the Republican party. I guess “we don’t need no stinkin’ democracy”.
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