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Internet Nationalization
Democrat designs are clear enough. But why are Republicans abetting the likes of MoveOn.org in this effort?
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br> White House deputy chief of staff Karl Rove was looking chipper at his appearance before the Council on National Policy's 25th anniversary meeting in Virginia late last week. Rove appeared before the group for an off-the-record briefing. Without getting into too many specifics, Rove told the largely conservative group of business people that he was confident Republicans would hold both houses of Congress and that President would be more focused in the coming months on putting forward issues and policies that base conservatives could get behind. /p>The words were good, but better was Rove's demeanor, which indicated he was confident he would be around to help the President achieve his goals.
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