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Former Rep. Joe Walsh, R-Ill., announced Tuesday that he is forming a super PAC to support freedom-loving conservative alternatives and to fight back against a Karl Rove initiative to keep unelectable Tea Partyers from winning primaries.
Walsh tweeted on Tuesday:
He wrote on his Facebook page that if we had listened to Karl Rove in 2010, there would be no Sen. Marco Rubio. Rove backed Charlie Crist, who was last seen raving about President Obama at the Democrat National Convention last year. Walsh also referenced Sens. Mike Lee of Utah, Rand Paul of Kentucky and Ted Cruz of Texas, whose opponents were also backed by Rove.
In fact, if we had listened to Karl Rove in 2010, there never would have been a congressman Joe Walsh. Rove thought openly Tea Party candidates like Walsh couldnt win, wrote Walsh, who lost his seat in 2012 to Democrat Tammy Duckworth.
Read more: Joe Walsh forming super PAC to fight Karl Rove's super PAC - Salon.com
Walsh tweeted on Tuesday:
Joe Walsh walshFreedom
I'm filing the paperwork to form a super PAC to support freedom-loving conservative alternatives to KarlRove on FOX
I'm filing the paperwork to form a super PAC to support freedom-loving conservative alternatives to KarlRove on FOX
He wrote on his Facebook page that if we had listened to Karl Rove in 2010, there would be no Sen. Marco Rubio. Rove backed Charlie Crist, who was last seen raving about President Obama at the Democrat National Convention last year. Walsh also referenced Sens. Mike Lee of Utah, Rand Paul of Kentucky and Ted Cruz of Texas, whose opponents were also backed by Rove.
In fact, if we had listened to Karl Rove in 2010, there never would have been a congressman Joe Walsh. Rove thought openly Tea Party candidates like Walsh couldnt win, wrote Walsh, who lost his seat in 2012 to Democrat Tammy Duckworth.
Read more: Joe Walsh forming super PAC to fight Karl Rove's super PAC - Salon.com
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