College Students Attempt ‘Citizen’s Arrest’ of Rove
Karl Rove had quite a surprise as he left the American University campus last night in Washington, D.C. More than a dozen students surrounded Rove's car after he visited a group of campus Republicans, with some protesters lying down to block the vehicle and others pelting and kicking it before security cracked down.
Karl Rove had quite a surprise as he left the American University campus last night in Washington, D.C. More than a dozen students surrounded Rove’s car after he visited a group of campus Republicans, with some protesters lying down to block the vehicle and others pelting and kicking it before security cracked down.
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