Oh those sweet young College Republicans. Trying to form the minds and
desires of their members into becoming the leaders of tomorrow. Just look at a
couple of the prominent Republicans who have been at the top of the
College Republican
National Committee.

In June 1971, [Karl] Rove dropped out of the University of Utah to take a
paid position as the Executive Director of the College Republican National
Committee. Joe Abate, who was National Chairman of the College Republicans
at the time, became a mentor to Rove.

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Ah yes Karl Rove. How could we forget him. He was a shining example of
leadership for those young minds and someone for them to all look up to. He can
teach them such cunning skills as push polling, tapping your own office and,
lets not forget, leaking the identity of a CIA operative.

The sweet line of leadership for the CRNC does not stop there. Let’s see who
else served this group well:

In college, [Jack] Abramoff organized Massachusetts campuses for Reagan’s
1980 presidential campaign. He graduated from Brandeis University in 1981
and earned his JD at the Georgetown University Law Center in 1986.

After a campaign managed by Grover Norquist and aided by Ralph E. Reed,
Jr., Abramoff was elected chairman of the College Republican National
Committee. “It is not our job to seek peaceful coexistence with the
Left,” Abramoff was quoted as saying in the group’s 1983 annual report, “Our
job is to remove them from power permanently”. Abramoff “changed the
direction of the committee and made it more activist and conservative than
ever before,” notes the CRNC. [10]

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Yes another fine example of leadership. Perhaps some courses in bribing
politicians and defrauding Indian tribes is in order.

Parents, teach your children well. Send them off to college so they can join
this great group and live a life of fame and shame. They can go to school, join
the CRNC and become future leakers, defrauders, liars, cheats, and thieves.