Letters to the Editor
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Rove
My strongest impression of Karl “M.C.” Rove is as a person without a conscience. He appears to be a person who is longing for love and acceptance but does not know how to acquire it. He most probably had many setbacks as a young person and did not have the guidance and fortitude to overcome them. He substituted “ends by any means” as a confirmation of his self-worth. In this, he and George W. Bush have much in common.
Passion without heart is a dangerous combination. He envisions himself as powerful and successful, but he can not see that his admirers admire from close range, waiting anxiously to ridicule him as soon as he is distant.
This faux Texas boy will not survive long in the Texas heat, for the heat is neither assuaged by audible manipulation nor receptive to plaintive wailing.