Does Karl Rove post at DU?

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if he did, what do you suppose he would say?

[pdsimdars]

1. He doesn't post in "primaries", he's in the Hillary group.

Just kidding, it was too easy. I reject and denounce myself.

[Reter]

2. "Vote for Hillary over Trump or Cruz"

"She's to the right of Obama, so it won't be that bad."

[NCTraveler]

3. He would wonder why he has been so sublte with his ratfucking over the years....

considering how brazen it is here.

[Skwmom]

4. Ask Clinton. She seems to be good buddies with the Bushes.

http://www.usmagazine.com/celebrity-news/news/george-w-bush-hillary-clinton-sweetly-hug-at-nancy-reagan-funeral-w167138

But why wast anytime on that disgusting individual.

[Buzz Clik]

5. Something like this:

http://www.democraticunderground.com/12511720520

[DanTex]

6. He'd bash Hillary and support Bernie like the ads he has run, and like all the

right-wing sources that Hillary-bashers here post.

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7. could you link to one or more of those ads?

or are Bernie supporters supposed to do that?

[JTFrog]

10. Here you go.

An article discussing how Rove is involved.

http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2016/02/23/bernie-sanders-s-conservative-fanboys.html

Bernie Sanders’s Conservative Fanboys

No, Karl Rove’s super PAC and other conservative groups haven’t suddenly embraced a $15 minimum wage. But they’re running ads that help him in an effort to weaken Hillary Clinton.

Did Republicans take a break from their own hot mess of a presidential race to boost Bernie Sanders’s White House dreams?

Well, no.

American Crossroads—founded by former Bush adviser Karl Rove—and several other conservative-backed super PACs have spent the last month intentionally fueling the Bern, but their zeal has more to do with an effort to weaken Hillary Clinton, whom they still see as the likely Democratic nominee and harder to defeat in the general election.

And then there was this:

http://www.msnbc.com/rachel-maddow-show/republicans-offer-unsolicited-support-bernie-sanders

Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus was asked last week which Democratic presidential candidate he’d prefer to face in a general election. The RNC chief said Bernie Sanders is probably the tougher candidate.

It’s obviously difficult to take Priebus’ assessment at face value – even if he has a firm opinion, the Republican has no incentive to tell the truth – and his comments are all the more curious given what his party has been up to lately.

During Sunday’s Democratic debate, for example, reporters received emails from the candidates’ campaigns and their allies, but in a remarkable twist, the Republican National Committee also issued statements – two during the event, two after – defending Sanders against criticisms from Hillary Clinton and endorsing Sanders’ arguments.

[LexVegas]

8. Something about low information voters. nt

[demwing]

11. If Rove posted here, he would hide the fact through Rovian mind-control techniques

such as asking "Does Karl Rove post at DU? If he did, what do you suppose he would say?"

So....care to explain yourself Mr. "R"?

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13. I think he still uses a FAX machine

[DrDan]

12. "thank you" to those saying they will not support Hillary when she becomes the nominee

[Omaha Steve]

14. Locking after a review by forum hosts

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