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When the Selective Service System held its first lottery drawing in 1969, Rove, born on December 25, 1950, received number 84. That number placed him in the middle of those (with numbers 1 to 195) who would eventually be drafted. | When the Selective Service System held its first lottery drawing in 1969, Rove, born on December 25, 1950, received number 84. That number placed him in the middle of those (with numbers 1 to 195) who would eventually be drafted. | ||
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Karl Rove, born on Christmas, 1950 AD, is the Deputy Chief of Staff in the Bush administration. Rove's longtime partnership with George W. Bush dates back to Bush's terms as governor of Texas. Rove ran both of Bush's campaigns for governor and for president.
Rove's track to the top began early, when he dropped out of the University of Utah to work in the College Republican National Committee. He quickly demonstrated his political guile, including a teenage prank on a liberal opponent using the man's letterhead[1].[2].
Rove's personal theme song is Jack Palance's "The Meanest Man Who Ever Lived."
When the Selective Service System held its first lottery drawing in 1969, Rove, born on December 25, 1950, received number 84. That number placed him in the middle of those (with numbers 1 to 195) who would eventually be drafted.
George Bush gave him the nickname of "turd blossom" (a flower which grows from a pile of dung).