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		<title>Karl Rove Is Following Me</title>
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		<dc:creator>Amanda Hess</dc:creator>
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On Twitter. "Oh, Karl Rove follows everybody," you might say. "Meghan McCain notably declared Rove creepy for following her."
To which I might reply, were this conversation real: "That is just not true! An impressive 44,891 Twitterers follow Rove. He only follows 42,473. Plus, Meghan McCain doesn't even follow Karl Rove, though he follows her, making [...]]]></description>
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<p><a href="http://twitter.com/KarlRove">On Twitter</a>. "Oh, <strong>Karl Rove</strong> follows <em>everybody</em>," you might say. "<strong>Meghan McCain</strong> <a href="http://www.nypost.com/seven/04202009/news/nationalnews/meghan_mccain_calls_rove_creep_165358.htm">notably declared Rove creepy</a> for following her."</p>
<p>To which I might reply, were this conversation real: "That is <em>just not true! </em>An impressive 44,891 Twitterers follow Rove. He only follows 42,473. Plus, Meghan McCain doesn't even follow Karl Rove, though he follows her, making my margin of victory that much more impressive!"</p>
<p>"Yes!" I would continue. "I am among the 94.6 percent worthy of basking in the Glory of Rove's decidedly creepy user photo (above)! I have so much to <span class="link-following_page"><span class="link-following_page">@KarlRove</span></span><span class="link-following_page"><span class="link-following_page">!"</span></span></p>
<p><span class="link-following_page"><span class="link-following_page">I would then take leave of you to gloriously sign in to my Twitter account <a href="http://twitter.com/TheSexist/status/1654068480">and actually @KarlRove</a>, only to find that the words would not come&#8212;I really have nothing to say to that guy. I would be redeemed, however, by discovering a new treasure: <a href="http://twitter.com/timeline/home#search?q=karlrove">the @KarlRove Twitter feed</a>. It's like being inside his head! </span></span><a id="following_count_link" class="link-following_page" title="See who you’re following" rel="me" href="http://twitter.com/KarlRove/friends"> </a> <a id="follower_count_link" class="link-followers_page" title="See who’s following you" rel="me" href="http://twitter.com/KarlRove/followers"> </a></p>
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