GOP at a loss? Karl Rove has an 11th-hour plan to win
He taps government resources to boost candidates in need.
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As the midterm campaign enters the homestretch, the GOP congressional juggernaut that has dominated national politics for more than a decade may be over. Polls show Democrats extending their leads in pivotal races across the country. But the man largely responsible for the Republicans' glory days — and arguably still the most powerful political operative in the United States — is far from discouraged.
A three-part plan
Instead, Rove is giving a virtuoso performance designed to prevent the Democrats from taking control of the House and Senate or, if that is no longer possible, to hold down the size of the Democratic victory to make it easier for the GOP to come back in 2008. His plan is three-pronged: to reenergize any conservatives who may be flagging; to make sure the GOP's carefully constructed campaign apparatus is functioning at peak efficiency;
and to put the resources of the federal government to use for political gain.more -
http://www.newsday.com/news/nationworld/nation/la-na-rove29oct29,0,656859.story?coll=ny-leadnationalnews-headlinesSince when did the federal government become property of the GOP?