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VIDEO: Rove: Obama's 'Bitter' Comments Were 'Almost Marxian' watch!

thinkprogress.org — Yesterday, the Weekly Standard’s Bill Kristol claimed that Sen. Barack Obama’s (D-IL) now-infamous “bitter” remarks were Marxist in nature. On Fox News’s Hannity And Colmes last night, former Bush adviser Karl Rove echoed Kristol’s over-the-top characterization, saying “it was almost Marxian.“

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  • Insightful, on 04/15/2008, -0/+2So, let me get this, Obama is an honorable Senator running for United States President - but he is secretly an America-hating Muslim Marxist Socialist Elitist Extremist who is too black?

    And this coming from brilliant minds of the pundit class who is right on the war, oh wait, that is not going so well despite the , "greeted as liberator", "stay the course", "we are winning", "we will stand down when they stand up", etc. Oh well, they must be right in the economy right? Um, maybe they are taking good care of our environment? Our infrastructure (Katrina, Minnesota bridge)? How about less regulation, surely that has made us better (mortgage, Chinese toy/heparin recall, airline etc)? Surely GOP being the fiscally responsible party, has reduced earmark and deficit right? What?

    So Rove, Kristol, Hannity and Colmes - what HAVE you being right on?

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