[My Favorite Headache]

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[Graymatter]

I can never be complacent. Life's too full of surprises. I'll worry about Bush every day until January 2009.

[Imal]

Dick Morris is starved for attention because he's not rich like his brother Phillip, or an actor like his other brother Greg.

[jwalsh07]

Morris is a contraindicator. I would not ake Dean and the dems lightly. They are hungry and united, we are currently not so hungry and dividing more each day.

If Dean had a brain and got to Bushs right on the First Amendment Debacle and immigration, bad things might happen.

[Paul Atreides]

Dick Morris is constantly making grand predictions. He is somewhat like those guys who walk around with the signs that say "The end is near."

[Bob J]

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[des]

and that he had the last one locked up

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[CdMGuy]

Do not underestimate Howard Dean. Several Dems running for the nomination would have told you last Spring that Dean had no chance whatsoever. Dean is dangerous. He has fanatical supporters. Bush is not all that popular. His support is soft. Dean is no McGovern. Far too many people, including talk show hosts like Laura Ingraham think it will be a cake walk for Bush. I don't think so.

[Samwise]

Never underestimate the stupidity of the American voter nor the ability of the Dems to steal an election.

--my mantra

[Catspaw]

In 1998, on election night, Dick Morris was still predicting a 30 to 50 seat GOP pickup in the House.

I take everything Morris says with a HUGE grain of salt.

[Intolerant in NJ]

And former 'rat mayor of New York Ed Koch said tonight on Scarborough that he intended to vote for Bush because it is obvious to him that the 'rats do not "have the stomach" needed to defend us from worldwide terrorism - "we're at war abroad and at home", he said........

[wai-ming]

I'm not concerned about Dean; he'll probably shoot himself in the foot. It's the people behind the scenes we should be watching out for. Who knows what the Clintons have up their sleeve. Like it or not, they still control the Democratic party, and they aren't going to relinquish power that easily.

I wouldn't be surprised to see a "dump Dean" campaign from within the party if Hillary detects any vulnerability from the Bush camp. We must remain vigilant.

[Coop]

Vintage Morris...says Bush has it locked up.

Ugh! That's awful news. Morris is consitent with his political predictions - consistently wrong.

[George W. Bush]

Morris is feeling out a new position. Just a day or so back, he was saying much the same but also laying out how Dean could win.

At the same time, he was predicting that Hillary would be Dean's VP to forestall Gore's plans for '08.

At that point, my eyes glazed over.

Morris is entertaining and talks a good game. But much like Karl Rove, his professional talents have always been greatly overestimated. I've lost count of how many times his predictions have been completely wrong.

[Mamzelle]

Oh, dear.

Morris, the little vampire, is always great to listen to--his intrigues fascinate.

But he's almost always wrong.