Karl Rove has said that he could
imagine a 2016 GOP presidential nominee coming out in support of
gay marriage. Rove’s comments come shortly before the Supreme Court
is scheduled to hear arguments in two gay marriage cases this
week.
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By Richard K. Barry Whatever else may be true of Karl Rove, he generally knows which way the wind is blowing. When the Fox News contributor and former Bush deputy chief of staff was asked if he could imagine a future Republican presidential candidate supporting gay marriage, he answered in the affirmative. Show More Summary
That was interesting. Yesterday, Karl Rove, via Business Insider, on ABC’s “This Week,” was asked: Karl Rove, can you imagine the next presidential campaign, a Republican candidate saying flat out I am for gay marriage?’ ABC host George Stephanopoulos asked him. ‘I could,’ Rove said. Rove was asked about this week’s Supreme Court hearings related [...]
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Karl Rove tells ABC News that he can imagine a GOP presidential candidate who backs gay marriage.
Rove said on This Week he imagines future GOP presidential candidates supporting gay marriage. When asked, “Can you imagine the next presidential campaign, a Republican candidate saying flat out I am for gay marriage?” Rove responded “I could.” Rove’s comment came a week after Ohio Republican Sen. Rob Portman, whom Mitt Romney considered as a [...]
On Sunday's "This Week" George Stephanopoulos hosted a contentious roundtable including Jim Messina from the Obama Campaign White House, Fox News contributor Karl Rove and ABC News' Terry Moran. Rove was the closest thing to a conservative...Show More Summary
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Karl Rove, former deputy chief of staff for President George W. Bush and current Fox News contributor, says he can envision the 2016 Republican presidential nominee supporting gay marriage. “I could,” Rove said during a roundtable discussion on ABC's "This Week" on Sunday when asked if he could imagine a same-sex marriage supporter on the [...]
The Republican party may be getting a little more gay friendly. A week after Ohio Republican Senator Rob Portman announced that he had changed his position on gay marriage, Karl Rove said that he could see the GOP’s presidential candidate in 2016 supporting same sex marriage. The Fox News contributor was talking with George Stephanopoulos [...]Show More Summary
Click here to view this media Republican strategist Karl Rove engaged in some friendly -- if not tone deaf -- banter with Democratic strategist Donna Brazile on Sunday, joking that she owed him some "fried chicken."
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Predicting a sizeable party shift more than three years before the next presidential election, Republican strategist Karl Rove said Sunday on ABC's "This Week" that he could envision the next Republican presidential nominee supporting gay marriage. Show More Summary
Karl Rove told ABC News that he can imagine the next Republican presidential nominee supporting same-sex marriage. Said Rove: "I could." "Rove's comments came days after Ohio Republican Sen. Rob Portman, whom Mitt Romney considered as a running mate in the 2012 election, announced that he had shifted his position and supported gay marriage. Show More Summary
Fox News contributor and former Bush deputy chief of staff Karl Rove said this morning on “This Week” that he can imagine the next Republican nominee for the White House supporting gay marriage. “I could,” Rove said on the “This Week” roundtable. Rove’s comments came...
We’re not fans of Karl Rove, but the man is a canny strategist: This morning on ABC’s This Week, the Sith Lord said he could see Republican presidential candidates supporting marriage equality by 2016. He also predicted the Supreme Court will vote in favor of marriage equality in the two cases it will hear this [...]