Dick Morris: Kerry’s Ides of March

The Hill ^ | 3/24/04 | Dick Morris

[lawdude]

Hillary?

[OESY]

I keep hearing that attitude towards him on FR, but I don't find it true at all. His tune all along has been that Kerry is too Liberal for America, but Bush can still lose if he fails to educate americans of that fact. He was the number 1 proponent of Bush going negative against Kerry. And now it looks like he was right.

Absolutely right. A careful reading of what Morris is saying would show he's giving stage directions to the Bush campaign on how to get out there and define Kerry early. Team Bush may have planned that all along, but when they delivered, it worked. Meanwhile, Morris keeps us informed about the campaign dynamics. He's honest enough not to pander and insightful enough to our interest up.

[ALOHA RONNIE]

NEVER FORGET


JOHN KERRY returned from Vietnam to call American Soldiers fighting for the Freedom of others there...


...TERRORISTS.

http://www.TheAlamoFILM.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=1320



MEL GIBSON was inspired to finally make his ultimate story of Love and sacrifice "PASSION of the Christ" while filming the real story of American Soldiers fighting for the Freedom of others in Vietnam titled...


.."WE WERE SOLDIERS"

http://www.TheAlamoFILM.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=39081


I wonder who got the Story right..?



Signed:.."ALOHA RONNIE" Guyer / Vet-"WE WERE SOLDIERS" Battle of IA DRANG-1965 http://www.lzxray.com

http://www.lzxray.com/guyer_collection.htm
(Battle of IA DRANG-1965 Photos)


NEVER FORGET

[redwhiteandblue]

"Wow. Last week Bush was toast. We should keep a count."

What did Dickie write last week?

I'm still betting on Dick's pick for the Democratic nomination... Dick Gephart

[Lancey Howard]

Kerry's not coming out of the convention as the nominee.

I agree. Think "Torricelli".

[radiohead]

That'll cause many a FReeper to vomit at their screen.

Good googa mooga. I have got to stop eating dinner while I freep.

[donozark]

THE HILL-Jan.20, Morris said Bush must pullout troops from Iraq or he won't get re-elected. I just don't agree with that. Casualty rate has much more to do with voters.

He was right about Edwards being a stronger candidate than Kerry, IMO. However, even Edwards can't carry the South. When Edwards rushed home to DC to vote in favor of AW Ban extension, his goose was cooked.

Morris seems to vacillate on occasion, but I do enjoy his commentary and his stories on Klinton-"the early years," are a riot!

[ladyinred]

What is Imus's current side? I heard him say on CSPAN the other morning that Kerry was "His guy". I don't like Imus, and seldom watch. (we don't get his radio show in our area)

[Betaille]

My point is just that his point has been consistent about the election. Kerry is in fact too Liberal for America... but Bush is in trouble if he can't show americans that. If you can find him having an opposing view on that, show me. I think he is quite consistent though, I think some Freepers just don't like that he isnt always saying "bush is going to win".

[AUH2OY2K]

Only a schizophrenic could appreciate Kerry's positions on the issues

[Samwise]

Bush was well on the way to making Kerry unacceptable to the American voters.

Correction: Kerry made Kerry unacceptable to the American voters.

[TC Rider]

Ya. He changes sides more than Imus. What a worm Imutt turned out to be.

Imus will admit in December, if not sooner that he voted for Bush.

I think his current support for Kerry is a coldly calculated move to provide some point of conflict on the show with Bernie and Chuck.

And of course, Imus could teach Kerry a few things about flip-flopping.

[VRWC For Truth]

Nope, it's Hillary. Smoke and mirrors.

[aShepard]

So Dick climbed the ladder, lifted the grate from his sewer, wet his finger, and let it tell him how the wind was blowing.

I sure wish that I could get a high paying job for doing and knowing absolutely nothing!

[hershey]

Kerry's camp said he was ending his vacation and going back on the campaign trail tomorrow...the loser.

[Petronski]

Morris is all over the political landscape and changes his tune weekly.

Yeah, definitely. And he's kind of a drama queen, too.

[lake5732]

About a month ago I heard Dick Morris on one of the national radio talk shows – I think it may have been Hugh Hewitt, but not sure. Anyway, during an open phones session a caller asked him whom he supported as President? Dick replied that he had voted for Gore, but the events of 9/11 made him pleased that Bush was in the White House. He further stated that since that time he has woken up every morning with 9/11 on his mind and thinks terrorism is the primary issue facing our country and because of that he plans to do everything he can to support President Bush.

I’ve watch and heard Morris for the past several years on numerous programs and have never heard him speak with such clarity, seriousness, and sincerity. Even the program host was amazed at Morris’ frank reply.

[Dave Olson]

I'm still betting on Dick's pick for the Democratic nomination... Dick Gephart

If Gephart finished higher in the primaries, I'd agree. But he had little support from the start and dropped out early. The Dims have gathered around Kerry, just because they think he's "electable". So, even though Gephart has more real substance to him, I don't think they'll hitch their wagon to someone they see as a loser.

[jaycee]

Hillary's feet???????????

[jaycee]

Speaking of Kerry's tumble, has anyone heard the liberal media say anything about calling his Secret Service Agent a S.O.B.???? I haven't and don't guess I will~~~~~~~~~