Who are the people in your neighborhood??

TBob2000

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Wednesday March 16, 2005 · 2:39 PM PST

2005/03/16 · 14:39

If you're lucky, your neighbor is not Karl Rove. But if he is, I can refer you to a good realator. That said, I urge you to take 2 minutes (3 minutes for slower readers)to learn more history on Karl Rove.

I'm sure you know he was elected Nat'l Chairman of College Republican National Committee back in the 70's. He must have felt comfortable talking to those folks about his past because he gave a pretty detailed history of himself and his associates for their CRNC Alumni page, some of which was gathered from other sources too.

Turn the page and check it out before it's scrubbed..... Read More

Seeing is Believing - 1990's Texas Politics Moved to a National Stage

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Tuesday March 01, 2005 · 10:23 PM PST

2005/03/01 · 22:23

Creve, I gotta tell ya..... the obsession and desire I have to send W and his minions back to Oz is overwhelming. I've been in Texas all my life and I know what we used to be and what we were once W left for DC. It's beyond description.

When this Gannon thing broke out I went bonkers. It was like the proverbial straw on the camel's back. I started looking up stuff on my own and finding all this stuff that was just incredible. This stuff made me wonder why the Gannon/Guckert story wasn't a bigger story on CBS, NBC, CNN, etc.. I was so preoccupied with this thought that I was secretly having a dialog in my mind about how I could take my internet findings to our local Austin Newspaper folks and ask them to do the story. I was so blinded I couldn't believe anyone else in the world saw the same corrupted links that I was seeing within this unraveling story. Then I found dko's (and more recently propagannon.com) and it opened up my eyes to a new world. I suddenly realized I wasn't alone!!!! Read More

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