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Originally posted by KRL
What I heard was Karl Rove designed a marketing plan to secure 4 million voters using the "if you don't vote for bush, gay marriage will become legal" pitch. They supposedly blasted this message throughout the conservative pockets of the nation and through massive church newsletter blitzes.
Bush won by this margin of votes.
Coincidence? I doubt it.
I think this clever plan worked exactly as planned.
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KRl i was posting about this a year before this campaign.
To understand President Bush?s recent visit to the Vatican, you have to go back to the moment when George Bush and Karl Rove came to Jesus. Not in a religious, born-again sense. That happened to Bush shortly after his 40th birthday, when he and his Midland oil-field buddy Donnie Evans joined a men?s Bible-study group. Bush and his lifetime political adviser Rove found the political Jesus eight years later in Fort Worth. Until that moment, Rove was a secular, social Christian, openly contemptuous of the right-wing evangelical fanatics taking over the Republican Party. At the 1994 Republican State Convention in Fort Worth, Rove began to understand how useful the Christians could be. He was transformed into a secular, social Christian, quietly contemptuous of the right-wing evangelical fanatics taking over the Republican Party. He had no choice. As he was launching Bush?s political career, calculating that the road to Washington ran through Austin, the Christian right seized control of the Texas Republican Party.
http://www.laweekly.com/ink/04/31/news-dubose.php
its called "Pursuing The Vatican Vote"