we need a karl rove on our side

[knowbody0]

and we need to start now just like he did in 2000. everything that has transpired was his orchestration.
when bush thanked him in his acceptance speech today-it's all too clear and diabolical - from the 527's on down. repeating lies over and over until they are beheld as fact
imagine his talent pushing justice and truth throughout the country

our handicap was the media, we cannot use them. must find a way

[kungfugrip]

1. The Rajin Cajun should come back into the fold in 2008

I'd quote his thoughts on Nader, but that would not be a unifying thing.

[Randi_Listener]

2. None of that shit will matter

Without a paper ballot

[knowbody0]

4. we need to inform the country some way

about all the wrongs

[Randi_Listener]

9. The country doesn't care

As long as they have their fucking Scott Pederson and shitty American Idol, all is peachy.

[JohnnyCougar]

3. fuck Karl Rove

I will never want a treasonous coward on my side

[knowbody0]

6. i said "A" karl rove

not the monster

[leftofthedial]

5. we need a whole bunch of Karl Roves

working at various levels

we need other infrastructure as well: media outlets (AAR is a great start), think tanks (the current so-called "liberal" think tanks are actually centrist-corporatist, more push-the-envelope pundits, a network of daily talking points.

we need to unite two or three or four constituencies, perhaps workers or environmentalists or civil libertarians in much the way the Right has coopted fundy religious wackos, anti-choice zealots and gun nuts.

we need a focused, small set of recurring six- or seven-word slogans designed to be repeated ad nauseum and to appeal to these constituencies.

we need to be willing to say anything and do anything to get elected.

and we need a bunch of Karl Roves--he's the major leaguer with a whole system of minor leaguers under him--hundreds of them around the country collaborating.

[knowbody0]

7. indeed. and we must start straight away

[Southsideirish]

8. Just ONE brilliant strategist who has the candidate's ear - not

all those tons of money guzzling consultants and different political factions.