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Karl Rove Wants You to Write a Goodbye Letter to Bush (Seriously)

Posted by Amanda Terkel, Think Progress at 8:02 AM on January 16, 2009.


Rove revealed that he's putting together a letter-writing campaign to thank President Bush for his tenure -- public email and all.

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The online community has been atwitter lately over Karl Rove's decision to join the microblogging site Twitter; the former White House adviser already has more than 4,000 followers. In his latest tweets, Rove revealed that he's putting together a letter-writing campaign to thank President Bush for his tenure. Yesterday he wrote:

Send a farewell letter to President Bush--Email gwbfarewell@gmail.com [no attachments] and I'll give him your note

He later followed up and said that all messages are due by 6:00 p.m. ET on Jan. 19, and he will deliver them to Bush on Jan. 20. TP readers: Get writing!

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Amanda Terkel is Deputy Research Director at the Center for American Progress and serves as Deputy Editor for The Progress Report and ThinkProgress.org at the Center for American Progress.


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