Why does Karl Rove want to send our sons to war?

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Karl Roveย is, once again, beating the war drums.ย Heย is ready to send 18-year-olds like my son to fight nuclear Russia over Ukraineโ€™s border so thatย heย and the other neocons can talk like tough guys on TV.ย On Jan. 28,ย Karl Roveย shared an article onย hisย Twitter page written by Noah Rothman attacking American populists who are opposed to sending our troops to war with Russia.

My view is that Mr.ย Roveย despises โ€œAmerica First.โ€ย Heย loves war and the global economy that all these wars prop up.

And my direct response to that: Screwย Karl Rove.

The fact thatย heย wants to send 18-year-old Americans like my son to fight nuclear Russia over Ukraineโ€™s border โ€” again, soย heย can talk like a tough guy on TV โ€” makes me sick.ย Heย can put on the uniform and go fight the Russians himself.

Mr.ย Roveย is part of the consultant class that is never held responsible for the failed product of their decisions. It is only the American people who suffer the consequences.

These are the same type of consultants that were never elected but scheme behind the scenes, getting paid millions of dollars by special interests, getting politicians elected who will do the bidding of the globalists and woke corporate communists.

And Americans are the ones who suffer.

By Marjorie Taylor Greene

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