Dick Morris: Look out, here comes Al (& Nixon’s ’68 Comeback Offers Clues for Gore)

The Hill ^ | 2/22/06 | Dick Morris / Roger Stone

[weegee]

If we had a psychological profile for presidential candidates, the left would never get to play.

[weegee]

Bring back Al Sharpton!

[weegee]

Nut doesn't fall far from the tree!

[weegee]

I want someone in the President's chair who has a stronger bladder.

[TheForceOfOne]

Okaaaay, what you're seeing nooooow is a picture of Earrrrrth, our new hooooome. We will call ourselves Democrats and mix among the locals.

Okaaaaay, now my assistant Nancy Pelooooosi will help the rest of you into your human skin suits and prepare you for our landing.

[weegee]

Yes, I heard that from some people who identified themselves as Democrat and confessed this to me when they learned I wouldn't be critical of that statement.

[weegee]

Expect more crossover registrations to vote McCain in the primary (like the last time he ran).

[Revolting cat!]

Go, Gore, Go!

[sauropod]

Correct.

[<1/1,000,000th%]

You're right.

The comparison between how they conceded is pure BS.

[sanjacjake]

Dick Morris is getting senile from the toe fungus
syndrome.....Gore is ..TOAST..Saudi Arabian toast..
ie almost as bad as that other nitwit..Carter?? Jake

[Right Wing Puppy]

My cat will become president before Al Gore!

[jospehm20]

What exactly is the author's definition of gracefully? In my world Nixon withdrew gracefully, Al Gore certainly did not.

[expatpat]

He does come up with fresher ideas the usual pundits, albeit rarely correct ones. But I'll give him an A for freshness.

To paraphrase Oscar Wilde, "Better an interesting improbability than a boring cliche." (Wilde actually said "Better an interesting lie than a boring truth" -- I think he was referring to dinner conversation).

[al baby]

Dick Morris forgets one key point. Algore is a certifiable nut.


They must not go to the same nuts anonymous meetings

[subterfuge]

Exactly correct. Gore has been relevated to the dust bin of bad history.

Seriously, what Dem is going to take a chance on the inventor of the Internet? He is a LOON and everyone understands that now.

[subterfuge]

And BTW, Dick Morris is simply playing both sides again. Toe sucker.

[weegee]

In FahrenHYPE 911, the answer film to Michael Moore's film, Dick Morris says that he opposed all of Bush's policies except he realized the importance of the war on terror and national security and on that basis supported Bush over Kerry for president.

I bring that point up because when I hear Morris on conservative talk programs, he advised how Republicans have to give up their positions and resolved stand on conservative social issues. I don't trust his motives. He does not agree in the same things I do. He can speak and I can listen (until I tune out) but I don't give any credence to his advice. He has different objectives than I do.

As Michael Medved says at the end of lengthy interviews with openly communist guests. "I don't wish you success in your goals." (paraphrased)

[weegee]

Aw, the Democrats have run the same candidates time and time and time again. Really the pool of viable democrat candidates is small if you look back at who got the nomination for the past 120 years (president/vice president).

And Al Gore JUNIOR's dad tried to get the party nomination in the 1950s but failed (fellow Tennessee Senator Kefauver got a VP nod instead). I think that there may have been some connection between Kefauver's 1950s Senate hearings on sex and violence in comic books and Al Gore's own hearings in the 1980s on sex and violence in music.

Al Gore could be this generation's William Jennings Bryan.

[Jhensy]

And BTW, Dick Morris is simply playing both sides again. Toe sucker.

Of course. At various times in the coming three years he will declare each of the following to be unbeatable: Hillary, Gore, Kerry, McCain, Giuliani, Allen, my Aunt Matilda, etc.

And if one is perceived as having a bad week he will immediately write them off as unelectable.

Completely worthless pundit.