Well this just redefines ironic.

[kswheels]

http://www.dailykos.com/story/2008/11/5/17041/9858/37/654913

Karl Rove:

Well, the Chief of Staff, there is no corporate role, but in the Chief of Staff in the White House is an honest broker. When the leader of the opposition Party in the House or Senate calls up the Chief of Staff of the President of the United States, he expects and has a right to expect that whatever he says to him will be properly conveyed to the President in an honest and forthright way. And it's really troubling that, I mean, Rahm is smart, but he doesn't have the trust and confidence of a lot of his Republican colleagues.

Wow...

[Cirque du So-What]

1. Repukes discussing trust and confidence

is like a prostitute discussing abstinence and monogamy.

[Kaleko]

2. I hate to say it, but Rove

still has the power to render me speechless, gasping for oxygen to my brain.

[Lisa0825]

3. !

:spray:

[FormerDittoHead]

4. A lot of Republicans don't trust him? What better recommendation could you get?

To Republicans: We won. You lost. Get over it.

[NC_Nurse]

5. Jeebus Crack.

That is rich. :eyes:

[mokawanis]

6. Straight from the asses mouth

When Karl open his mouth the shit just flows.

[stillcool]

7. This GOP TV

is something. During my brief viewing habits during this election I have seen Kenneth Blackwell, Tom Delay, Karl Rove, and Bob (Bill) whichever Bennett, accompanied by the incessant dribble of also ran, has-been politicians like Joe Scarborough and Pat Buchanan. I can't wait to see The Libby Dole Show.