Rove Resigns as Bush Aide in White House Shuffle
Karl Rove, longtime deputy White House chief of staff and architect of the Bush era, resigns amid a probes into attorney firings and Plame leak fallout. He leaves saying now is the time to spend more with family, while Bush calls him a dear friend and aides weigh the presidency's future.
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Rove's Legacy Lingers After Bush Resigns As Architect
The Washington Post weighs Karl Rove's impact as Bush's chief strategist. Supporters credit him with rebuilding the Republican Party to win two presidential campaigns and House control, while critics say his style deepened national divisions and aimed for a lasting GOP majority that eluded him.
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