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Karl Rove: AARP's Going Down Posted by Pile (9311 views) [E-Mail link] Since the AARP has gone on record against the Bush administration's proposed social security privatization boondoggle, Bush brain, Karl Rove is apparently launching a very nasty smear campaign to associate the organization with, among other things, hurting U.S. troops and promoting gays. I don't have any great respect for the AARP after they bent over to endorse the adminisration's prescription drug "benefit" scam, but this just goes to show you that you're never safe from retribution from the Bush administration if you don't unconditionally go their way. Let's hope they use Wilford Brimley in their smear campaign and do a closeup of his eyes turning red and shooting bolts of fire at other AARP members.     Comments   Name: (change name for anonymous posting) Title: Comments:     1 Article displayed.

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