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Karl Rove's Dying Dream
So much for the permanent Republican majority.
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Like McKinley, Bush has a potential successor who would like to change his party's direction. John McCain spouts reform and idolizes Teddy Roosevelt. And oh yes—he and Karl Rove loathe each other.
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