In one of his more memorable gaffs, President Bush made the following statement; “Look, fool me once, shame on me – fool me twice . . . . uh, the point is, you can’t fool me again.” Which I think pretty much sums up the way our two political parties view each other. In my opinion, Liberals genuinely feel that they are smarter than conservatives in terms of culture, academia, legislation and running the country. Conservatives, on the other hand, genuinely think that they are smarter than liberals in terms of good-old-fashioned common sense, legislation and running the country. One thing that many on both sides believe is that Karl Rove is smarter than all of them. All policy matters aside, the guy knows how to run a campaign and win.
Conservatives seem to take comfort in the fact that, even if they don’t understand what he is doing, Karl Rove knows what he is doing and he is on their side. Liberals seem to have such a preoccupation with Rove that some conservatives have labeled it “RDS” – “Rove Derangement Syndrome”. It seems that Liberals believe that they do know what Karl Rove is doing and they must stop him – unless, of course, it’s a trick and that’s what Rove really wants them to do – in which case, they should do nothing.
In recent days, Rove has been talking about Hillary and that has people wondering. Check out this post over at NRO.
Key Graph:
“Peter Wallsten of the Los Angeles Times
speculates here about the possibility that as he
heads for the exit door, Karl Rove is using reverse psychology to engineer the
nomination of the weakest candidate for the Democratic presidential nomination
in 2008: Hillary Clinton. . . . . “
Check it out.
Then check out this video on YouTube. You decide which one is Rove:
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