Karl Rove, who displays hermaphroditic characteristics and whose single claim to fame was as the chief handholder to former President C.W. Moss, is on a book publicity tour, as are nearly all conservatives. Today, he's the subject of an interview in USA Today, in which he suggests that the Teapeople could damage the Republican Party if their anti-government insanity allows them to be exploited and manipulated by third-party candidates.
I hate to break the news to Karl, but there are a lot of Teapeople who are now claiming to hate C.W. Moss as much as the typical Democrat did from 2001-2008. Many insist that C.W. was really a liberal who tricked them with lies, then deny they voted for him enthusiastically not once, but twice. Of course, given the advanced age and limited mental acuity of a lot of Baggers, it's possible their memories have failed them.
At any rate, Karl is paid too much money to express his opinions on Fox News and in the Wall Street Journal, especially considering his influence and direct involvement in the eight years of the C.W. fiasco. Maybe he's right about something for a change. We'll see.
For those who've forgotten or tried to purge their brains of the memory, here's a shot of former President C.W. Moss at his ranch in Crawford, Texas as he prepares for his State of the Union address.
Summer walks in Texas
Judging by the amount of water on driveways and sidewalks and in the street, some Texans seem to think you can grow concrete and asphalt using lawn sprinklers.
Six-Word Memoir
Most of my balloons were popped.
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