To: kattracks
Is this the same Dick Morris that predicted she wouldn't run for the Senate.
Does anyone besides Hannity even listen to him?
To: I got the rope
When you make bold predictions, you run the risk of being wrong. However, I much prefer someone who is willing to prognosticate on an unsure subject than someone who is right all the time on no-brainers. The problem that we the political onlookers have is we punish risk-taking (in political foresight) too much and reward accuracy on no-brainers more than we should. Morris' predictions are about the best there are- only tempered by the fact that he is still a political animal, and often his public statements are meant to have some desired political impact as much as they are intended to predict the future.
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