Football Players Getting Tackled! CEOs Getting Shackled!

[magus_69]

There Is A Brutal Civil War In The GOP, And It Looks Like Karl Rove Will Be The First CasualtyGrace Wyler | Nov. 10, 2012, 5:58 PM

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[4o5pastmidnight]

OP Says: Oh, Turd Blossom. You tried.

I lol'd

[problematic]

Your title makes me giddy because my bff & I are going to see Avenue Q at a college theater this Friday. I am so excited lol

[maisontv]

I knew that title sounded familiar! (Confession: I sing the end of that song in my head any time I need to spell schadenfreude. I did it just now.)

[effervescent]

(Watching actors never reach the ending of their Oscar speech! Schadenfreude~)

It'll be interesting to see if they manage to bring themselves to cooperate, in the end.

[butterbuns]

Dammit you beat me to it XD

[hinoema]

Just what I was thinking.

[koshkabegemot]

mte

I found that portion of the article to be very telling of how the party feels.

[beoweasel]

Yup.

[hinoema]

The party's perceived betrayal of Akin confirmed what many grassroots conservative activists had long suspected: That the Republican Establishment was willing to throw the base under the bus to serve the interests of deep-pocketed donors.

So let me get this straight- Akin should get support despite his pathetic remarks because he's 'one of us'? That is a far stronger condemnation of these 'social conservatives' than of Rove.