Here's a “fair and balanced” promo Fox News has been airing all week for its Tuesday election coverage:

On his Twitter account, former Bush adviser Karl Rove writes: “I'll be on Fox & Friends tomorrow at 8 AM and most of the day for election coverage” and “Live Desk, Your World, Hannity, O'Reilly, FBN w/ Cavuto, and Fox Election Special at 10 PM.”

While promoting his Fox News appearances, Rove also pushed people to contribute to candidates, writing: “Visit www.doughoffmanforcongress.com to contribute"; “Corzine spending more than $20 mm attacking Christie. RGA is fighting back. Give now so they can stay on air http://tinyurl.com/ylruh22"; “GOP Comeback begins in NJ and VA with RGA. Give now to help them stay on air. http://tinyurl.com/ylruh22."

So let's get this straight: Fox News' top “Fox News political analyst” is actively encouraging people to defeat Democrats. And that top “Fox News political analyst” will participate “most of the day” for Fox's “fair & balanced” coverage. Rove, by the way, routinely appears by himself, unchallenged, in his role as election analyst - as he's already done on today's Fox & Friends and yesterday's On the Record:

No active follower of politics should see Bush's Brain as anything other than a partisan Republican hack. Then-Fox News executive John Moody said of Rove: “Are we getting a Republican spin? Of course. But that's what he's there for. There's no attempt to conceal that.”

So there it is. Fox News' “fair and balanced” political coverage will feature self-described “Republican spin” - again, often by himself and unchallenged - from its top political analyst who also happens to be actively soliciting for Republicans and conservatives. We report, you decide.