Katrina Rips Karl a New One


I almost always watch most of the Sunday talk shows. They are usually informative and can be good for laughs. Today on ABC's This Week, The Nation magazine editor and co-owner, Katrina Vanden Heuvel ripped Karl Rove a new asshole. Not sure how you can give an asshole a new asshole, but Katrina did a great job. Watch this clip. If you despise Rove as I do, you love to see him get kicked in the nuts.



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