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Levin Blisters Rove

By Jeffrey Lord on 2.5.13 @ 11:30AM

In my column nearby on Karl Rove, I included several links to articles discussing his new “Conservative Victory Project.”

Here’s one more. A big one more.

Mark Levin spent the first hour of his radio show last night on this very topic. To say he peeled the paint on the subject would be to understate. The Republican Establishment, he said, “really don’t believe” in either constitutionalism or capitalism. He focused on a sore point with conservatives — the amount of spending by the GOP Congress and the Bush 43 administration.

“We have to be honest with ourselves,” said Levin.

He went on to spend the entire first hour of his show on this topic. To say that he was honest would understate. He was blistering.

Here’s the link to the first hour of the show.

Listen up.

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Jeffrey Lord is a former Reagan White House political director and author. He writes from Pennsylvania at jlpa1@aol.com.

http://spectator.org/blog/2013/02/05/mark-levin-blisters-karl-rove

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