Tuesday, April 15, 2014

Karl Rove Concedes To Tea Party, Finally Approves Of Rand Paul --Rand Paul, Ted Cruz--the future is bright

Karl Rove Concedes To Tea Party, Finally Approves Of Rand Paul --Rand Paul, Ted Cruz--the future is bright

April 15, 2014 Conservative Victory Project , Dana Loesch 1 Comments
Karl Rove
By Dana Loesch, Feb. 18, 013, Redstate.com

Karl Rove would have you believe that he’s been a lifelong Rand Paul supporter. Rove recently opined that the party needs “fewer Christine O’Donnells and more Rand Pauls.” I distinctly remember Karl Rove’s dislike of Rand Paul during Kentucky’s senate primary. My emphasis:
'Republicans have also recruited good candidates for their open seats. New Hampshire Attorney General Kelly Ayotte is competitive, as are Ohio’s Rob Portman and Missouri’s Roy Blunt. Republicans in Florida have to get through a primary fight, but either Gov. Charlie Crist or former Florida House Speaker Marco Rubio will likely hold the seat. (I’ve donated to Messrs. Blunt and Rubio.) Only Kentucky’s open seat vacated by Jim Bunning causes the GOP squeamishness.'
If Karl Rove is now finally admitting that grassroots was right in the Kentucky race, I’m more than happy to accept that concession. Perhaps Rove should listen more to grassroots and alienate less.

Source: www.redstate.com


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1 comment:

  1. Steve SmithApril 15, 2014 at 11:15 PM

    Why does anyone in the GOP listen to Karl Rove? He is the kiss of death for any candidate. He wants moderate candidates like we had in the last 2 boondoggles in McCain and Romney. He and other GOP elitists spent so much time going after the independents, they forgot about the base, and 4 million Republican voters stayed home in 2012. Send Rove home and keep him there. Otherwise, we can kiss 2016 goodbye.

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