A fitting tribute for Karl Rove

[helnwhls]

To honor the man who has done so much to change the very fabric of the USA, I believe Karl's last name should enter the lexicon as a word used to describe his chosen way of life.

rove  
v. roved, rov·ing, roves
v. intr.
To succeed at any cost, especially through use of bald-face lies and with total disregard for the consequences;.

n.
An act of cheating about, over, around, or through the Constitutional law. See Synonyms at fraud, equivocate.

Examples:

Dude, you completely roved me!

He's not above roving his way to the top.

Most human beings would never consider roving a fit way to get ahead.

I'd rather drink a cup of santorum than pull a rove to win this election.

[TaleWgnDg]

1. attaway! great idea! let's pass it around . . .

and welcome to DU!! . . .

[mazzarro]

2. Great idea!

Just like "cheneying" the system, one can now "rove" the system too!

[helnwhls]

3. once the repubs roved into DC, they proceeded to cheney the country

I find it helps me to use new vocab words in a sentence. Gee, I wish that sentence in the subject was just nonsense.

[Swamp Rat]

4. LOL!

[GoBlue]

5. Also, the adjective form: rovian

Main Entry: rov·i·an
Pronunciation: -'ro-vE-&n, -'lO-; -'lo-fE-
Function: adjective
1 : of or relating to Karl Rove or to his work and theories <rovian conditioning>
2 : being or expressing a conditioned or predictable reaction : AUTOMATIC <the candidate gave rovian answers>