The American Spectator

p> ROVE TRAIN br> Re: R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr.’s The Hunt for Karl Rove : /p>

What you failed to mention in the article is that filthy politics is what the voters in America want. Face it folks, in my opinion we had two terms, eight years, of Bill Clinton. There were days when it was difficult to distinguish between a latrine and the Whitehouse and the people love him.

We now have left-wing control of the House and Senate and we have a party that seems to be fighting for the Taliban and Iraq insurgents. And the voters put them in charge. Time to wake up and smell the coffee folks. That’s what America wants. After all, in the end, it’s votes that count isn’t it?

p>Just look at what Bush has accomplished these past six years. Look at tax cuts, jobs, tax receipts, a record-breaking stock market, no domestic terrorist attacks since 911 and on and on. Now you may not like everything Bush has done, I sure don’t, but overall, his approval rating is in the toilet. Why you might ask? Because the voters want the filth. How else can you explain an ultra left wing control of the House and Senate? And it’s going to get worse folks. Can you say president Hillary Clinton boys and girls? br> — Jim L br> East Sandwich, Massachusetts /p>

R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. touches on a theme I talked about yesterday:

What we have here is the criminalization of politics. Nothing Rove has done is criminal, but by dragging him before congressional hearings and even better grand juries his political opponents hope that they will catch him in a misstatement that can be prosecuted as perjury.