The Karl Rove / Bob Riley Conspiracy

Confession: I have never been much one for conspiracy. Oh, I am sure there must be some that run as deep and wide as anything I could imagine, but for the most part, I am the doubting Thomas.

However, if conspiracies are your thing, The Locust Fork Journal has one that involves Karl Rove, Gov. Bob Riley, a stolen election, rumors of a legislator murdering a lover’s husband, a compromised judge, and more.

After you read it, get back to me on why Governor Siegelman would be expected to concede an election because of photos of a Jackson County Democrat putting up Bob Riley signs at a Ku Klux Klan rally.

154 comments to The Karl Rove / Bob Riley Conspiracy

  • This comment has been removed. Facts and things we know are more palatable than personal, ad hominem attacks.

  • This comment has been removed. Facts and things we know are more palatable than personal, ad hominem attacks.

  • Pendragon

    Someone called to my attention this feeding frenzy of wingnuts, and it sure is! It sounds a lot like it is coming from official Republican office holders, possibly in high office, or their lackeys. I have been a journalist in alternate media since the early ’50s, founding newspapers and magazines, editing them, etc. Glynn is as good as it gets when it comes to journalists. To compare, look at the Birmingham Noose! All lies and all bought. Look at smears of Governor Siegelman, after a long period of making him a non-person. But, hey, the Noose is a Republican newspaper, therefore respectable. All attacks on Glynn are political and nothing more.

  • Folks, let’s take a break. I have closed the comments to this thread, at least for now. If you have something so compelling that it must be added to the comments, feel free to contact me via the Contact Page in the sidebar.

    Pendragon, you just squeaked in the last comment.

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