[zarf]

"I have said from the very beginning, Hillary is the Democratic nominee and she is the next president of the United States.”

If conservatives having anything to say about it, she will.

[TommyDale]

As much as I dislike Dick Morris, he is quite perceptive on this one.

[EagleUSA]

In general, I agree with Morris, but he is clearly underestimating the conservative power of Newt and his abilility to sell himself.

[The Great RJ]

I shudder to think of President Hillary. The US economy will tank as she marches us toward socialism ...that is if the terrorists don't get most of us first.

[Gay State Conservative]

Morris clearly hasn't studied the careers of Huey Long or RFK very closely.

[WhiteGuy]

bush -vp
bush -vp
bush
clinton
clinton
bush
bush
clinton


seriously, does anyone get the feeling that our votes really don't matter?

[Nextrush]

I thoroughly distrust Morris and figure he still shills for the Clintons.

This is the spin he wants to put out to dishearten Republicans.

[Mr. Jeeves]

"I have said from the very beginning, Hillary is the Democratic nominee and she is the next president of the United States.”

There is a high probability that the 2008 election has been prearranged - with the collaboration of all the major players. It's pretty clear that the President is becoming a figurehead in US government, anyway, so perhaps it doesn't matter much.

[gov_bean_ counter]

So what. The Clinton's have always been bush leaguers.

[Ogie Oglethorpe]

I agree with just about everything Dickie says in this.

Someone slap me. Hard.

[VRWCmember]

I think you’ll see one of the minor leaguers win it [the GOP nomination],” Morris told Fox News Channel.

In January 1999, George W Bush, had just won reelection as Governor of Texas, and was at that point one of the "minor leaguers" in terms of the GOP nomination for President in 2000.

[BluH2o]

"I have said from the very beginning, Hillary is the Democratic nominee and she is the next president of the United States.”

Yeah, Dick Morris's batting average when it comes to predictions is about .150.

[Antoninus]

Warning from Dick Morris to the GOP--Nominate a liberal Republican or else a liberal Democrat will win.

Thanks a lot, Dick. I might remind you that your former boss, Slick Willie, was a "minor leaguer" at one point, too.

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[kidd]

"I have said from the very beginning, Hillary is the Democratic nominee and she is the next president of the United States.”

Not on my watch.

[joe fonebone]

gingrich / delay in '08

[TomGuy]

Hillary won't choose Obama for VP. He brings nothing to her ticket that she doesn't already have.

What does Obama add? Nothing. Illinois is already a Dem state. And the Dems usually get most of the Back vote. And Obama has almost no viable experience.

She will go for someone who adds to her ticket.

Richardson of NM could bring more Hispanic vote, for example.

[Salvation]

[Tom] Tancredo,
[Mike] Huckabee,
[Sam] Brownback,
[Jim] Gilmore
Duncan Hunter

He doesn't mention
John McCain
Rudy Guiliani
Mitt Romney

So who will win the primary in YOUR state?

[AmishDude]

Oh, great. Now a bunch of these perpetual malcontent FReepers will be quoting always-wrong Morris endlessly to prop up their impossible candidates.

[ubme4aday]

Mike Huckabee once told me he would actually be the first president who actually lived in Hope growing up unlike the other one who lived there for 2 years and media it seem like a lifetime.

[Southside_Chicago_Republican]

What exactly is a "minor leaguer"? If it means not being a household name then, yes, the people he mentions are minor leaguers. If he's talking about people with the experience and qualifications to be president, then it seems to me that Obama more than fits the bill. Major leaguers are not the guys who look best in the uniform, or who have the greatest media presence, or who date the hottest chicks; the major leaguers are the ones who have what it takes to do the job in a major league way.

Of course I could be wrong and a guy I heard on the radio this morning could be right. He said that these days we elect a class president. I had to think for a second to figure out what he meant. Not a president with class. But president of the class -- like in high school.