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BEVERLY HILLS (CBS) -- About 100 fans came out to hear Karl Rove at the Saban Theatre in Beverly Hills Monday night to discuss his book "Courage and Consequences: My Life As a Conservative In The Fight," -- but the fight wasn't contained to his book.
Anti-war protesters came out, some rushing the stage, to call Rove a "war criminal" and worse.
The fans came to get their books signed, but they never got that chance.
Originally posted by GorehoundLarry
All I can say is: Good.
Originally posted by traditionaldrummer
Originally posted by GorehoundLarry
All I can say is: Good.
I don't care for Karl Rove in any way. But behavior like that is not "good" nor something to be celebrated. It's fascist, immature and in no way a productive method of getting one's point across. I thought by now we'd shed the witchhunter mob mentality but apparently we haven't.
[edit on 5-4-2010 by traditionaldrummer]
Karl Rove got a sour welcome in Beverly Hills when
Code Pink
protesters interrupted his book promotion tour.
Originally posted by infolurker
Psssst.... has anyone noticed.... were still there... and the Patriot Act has been renewed by the current administration.... Where is the outrage? Where are the news stories with the body bags and coffins?
Smells like the 3rd Bush Term to me.... what is the difference?
Oh yeah, Different people saying slightly different things but continuing the same policies?
Originally posted by jibeho
More US troops are dying in Afghanistan under his watch than under the previous admin.
Obama came with a completely different doctrine that thankfully makes prolonging the occupation harder than just making up a new lame excuse. He has promised on the campaign trail to withdraw all combat troops by August 31st of this year bringing the total number of US troops down to less than 50,000. Obama has also announced repeatedly that he will abide by the binding bi-lateral agreement between the two governments that requires all the US troops and contractors to leave Iraq by the end of 2011 without leaving any military bases behind. Both these promises are time-based, and not linked to the conditions on the ground. In addition, President Obama announced last week his intention to call an end to Operation Iraqi Freedom by August 31st, and to start the new non-combat mission as of September 1st this. The new mission, renamed "Operation New Dawn", should end by December 31st 2011 with the last US soldier and contractor out of Iraq.
I think it is time for them to move beyond the Gomer Pyle "Citizens Arrest" Ploy because it just isn't going to happen for them.