Border WAR Rages in DC

Tancredo tells media, Rove is a Goon
“Can anybody explain to me why we shouldn’t be paranoid?” he asked a reporter for Fox News. He complained about open borders to the Washington Times editorial board, and said that “the blood of the people killed” by a second terrorist attack would be on the hands of President Bush and Congress. That prompted a phone call from Bush adviser Karl Rove, one so rife with vulgarity and vitriol that Tancredo, who was driving to work at the time, had to pull his car to the side of the road. Rove called him a “traitor to the president” and told him never to “darken the doorstep of this White House.”