MC Rove
Just when I started to fear London was ridden with disturbing Americans, came Karl Rove - the deviously dorky architect (think Satan not Jesus) of Bush's two campaigns commonly dubbed "Bush's Brain" or as Dubya calls him,"Turd Blossom," a Texas phrase describing a flower that grows in manure - breaking it down with the improv maestros from Who's Line is it Anyway? at a banquet in Washington last night. For once I am speechless:
posted by City Slicker at 3:58 pm
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OH MY GOD!
I can't move. I am terrified. This guy sent us to IRAQ? Holy shit!
Watch what?
hysterical where is bush though?
theer goes rap music
Rove is still alive? Why has nobody topped him yet? Please answer...
words cannot express how i feel about this video
An alien life form gettin' down. A nation at war and we get to see this. Bizarre and disgusting.
Most honest White House statement in years..."He can't be beat because he's so white from his head to his feet"
'This is some racist bullshit.'
it is? every damn thing is racist ain't it? the fact that aspirin is white is racist too!! not to mention that white ball of cotton at the top of the bottle!!!!
scratching my eyes out as i write this
Sad, Sadder, Sadist! How would you like to be getting back from night patrol in Iraq and seeing how the people who sent you there are sacrificing for you? Rove and Bush are beyond despicable. They truly are sadists delighting in the suffering of our troops while acting the fool at home.
Rap is so dead
bleeeeeeeeeurgh
i love the way fox are showing this, in an approving way
try this to feel better.
Karl Rove rocks. What a cool guy.
so bad that I've had to nick it.
Perhaps even more amazing is that NBC's White House correspondent David Gregory, whose typically pugilistic -- if not smack-down questioning of said WH -- is the grey-haired "dancer" on the left. Hard to believe he'd be getting down with Rove's bad self, but there he is. I'm speechless.
LOL! I couldn't even watch the whole thing - terrible!
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