Bush's brain.

Speaking of Norquist reminds me of his best buddy, Karl Rove. Did you see our alumnus Joshua Green's article about Rove in the November Atlantic? He points out "Rove's signature tactic is to attack an opponent on the very front that seems unassailable." Mark Kennedy, an opponent of Rove's candidate in an Alabama election, had as a family court judge become dedicated to helping abused children. His devotion to the cause was sufficiently impressive that he was made president of the National Committee to Prevent Child Abuse. Proud of his record, his campaign broadcast one commercial showing him holding hands with children. "Trying to counter the positives from that ad," a Rove staffer explained to Green, a whispering campaign was launched alleging that Kennedy was a pedophile. Recognize a pattern?