The tolerant liberal

Ah yes, the tolerant left. I love how the college campuses are full of free thinkers, as long as the invited guests agree with them...
Students Pelt Karl Rove After Speech at American University

Wednesday, April 04, 2007

A rowdy protest broke out at the American University in Washington, D.C., Tuesday night after White House Deputy Chief of Staff Karl Rove delivered a speech on campus, local media reported.

More than a dozen students began throwing things at Rove and his vehicle as he left a talk with the university's chapter of the College Republicans. Demonstrators prevented "the architect" f President Bush's presidential campaigns' vehicle from leaving the premises by laying on the ground.

Rove was able to safely leave the scene after security officials physically removed the protestors. No arrests were made, officials said.


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