The Republican National Committee has chosen a Karl Rove-linked voter data project called Liberty Works to help it compete with Democrats in the digital arena.

Liberty Works will team up with Data Trust, whose chairman of the board is former RNC Chairman Mike Duncan, committee spokeswoman Kirsten Kukowski confirmed to POLITICO.

“Basically, RNC is going to provide the data, and then Liberty Works will build the platform, and Data Trust will manage it all,” Kukowski said. “This is kind of in the beginning stages. There are legal issues that we’re going to iron out.”

Several data entities — one of which had connections to the Koch brothers — had been competing for the partnership, POLITICO previously reported. Roll Call first reported Wednesday on the selection of Liberty Works and Data Trust.

Rove, who had been working with Liberty Works’ founder Dick Boyce, pitched donors in New York last month for the $15 million-plus data project and also talked it up in March to top GOP insiders at an invitation-only conference in Georgia.


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Who said it was horrible it just points out how hypocrite rove is in it for the money period not for the party or country

Maybe they can hire the programmers and system people that did such a great job, on the 2012 Romney get out the vote "platform."

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Jonathan Collegio, a spokesman for Rove’s American Crossroads, previously told POLITICO that Liberty Works was a “stand-alone” effort, and Boyce reportedly distanced himself from Rove in conversations with prospective donors.

Kukowski said that Rove was not directly affiliated with the efforts. “Obviously, Karl Rove has been an interested data user on our side,” she said. “But he is not affiliated with the RNC, Liberty Works or Data Trust in this endeavor.”

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“Basically, RNC is going to provide the data, and then Liberty Works will build the platform, and Data Trust will manage it all,” Kukowski said. “This is kind of in the beginning stages. There are legal issues that we’re going to iron out.”

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Well there you have it - proof! There really IS a difference between the parties.

If we were talking about dems, they wouldn't have to be concerned with ironing out any legal issues. (since the laws do not apply.)

Sure Ced how about some grass-root groups Tea party ect.. we can find alot of people that have not spent 30 plus years profiting from politics like he does and is still a loser

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Maybe they can hire the programmers and system people that did such a great job, on the 2012 Romney get out the vote "platform."

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Who would you recommend, Frank?

Got anyone in mind?

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Maybe they can hire the programmers and system people that did such a great job, on the 2012 Romney get out the vote "platform."

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Hey Cedric, did you work on that system?

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No, I was working on a fully integrated software system which enables the use of "Top" and "Flop" buttons on message boards.

I call it Weenieware.

I get a commission each time one is used.

I'm making a fortune!

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