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Dick Morris (born November 28, 1948) is currently a political author, columnist and commentator. He previously made a career as a pollster and political campaign consultant.  
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Morris managed [[Bill Clinton]]'s re-election campaign up until two months before the election, when it was learned Morris had an affair with a prostitute.
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'''Dick Morris''' (born November 28, 1948) is a political author, columnist and commentator.<ref>http://www.goodreads.com/interviews/show/15.Dick_Morris</ref> He previously made a career as a pollster and political campaign consultant.  
  
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Morris is a lifelong friend of Chairman [[Jerry Nadler]] of the House Judiciary Committee, attended high school together and ran his early New York state campaigns.
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Morris became an advisor to the Clinton administration in 1992 and managed [[Bill Clinton]]'s re-election campaign up until two months before the election, when it was learned Morris was involved in a scandal with a prostitute. Previously he had run Clinton's campaign for [[governor]] of [[Arkansas]].  After that time he became more sought after as an expert in the workings of the Clinton political machine and political campaigns in general.  He has expressed a dislike for the political panderings of the Clintons.  During [[Hillary Clinton|Hillary]]'s 2008 primary battle with [[Barack Obama]], he gave a biting tongue-in-cheek ad idea for Obama to diffuse Hillary's contention that Obama had no hands-on experience.<ref>https://thehill.com/dick-morris/its-over-2008-03-06.html</ref>
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Morris gave extensive analysis on what Republicans would need to do to win the [[2008 Presidential Election]]<ref>Dick Morris: [http://www.creators.com/opinion/dick-morris/what-mccain-has-to-do-to-win.html "What McCain has to do to Win"]</ref> which included developing trends from the Republican perspective as the election drew near.<ref>His last six articles before the election:
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#[https://www.newsmax.com/morris/morris_obama_mccain/2008/10/31/146501.html McCain Surges Among Young Voters]
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#[https://www.newsmax.com/morris/polls_mccain_obama/2008/10/31/146232.html McCain Shredding Obama's Lead]
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#[https://www.newsmax.com/morris/undecided_voters/2008/10/29/145401.html 'Undecideds' Could Shift Toward McCain]
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#[https://www.newsmax.com/morris/mccain_gains/2008/10/28/145058.html McCain Closing the Gap]
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#[https://www.newsmax.com/morris/mccain_truman_morris/2008/10/26/144298.html How McCain Can Pull a Truman]
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#[https://www.newsmax.com/morris/john_mccain_strategy/2008/10/24/143700.html Don't Count McCain Out]</ref> He successfully predicted that Democrats would win all seats of power in 2008. Morris has also appeared as a political commentator on [[Fox News]]<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qtqnbL-Fw54</ref> and is widely quoted in [[Newsmax]], which keeps an archived list of his articles.<ref>https://www.newsmax.com/morris/archive/</ref> In November 2009, Morris predicts that Republicans will gain the House and the Senate in 2010. They won the House but still didn't get a majority in the Senate. He predicted in the 2012 election that [[Mitt Romney]] would win in a landslide victory. This turned out to not happen, and Morris contends that he didn't predict how many of the Democrats' constituencies would turn up.
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Morris is also the author of the book ''Fleeced'' which points out the fleecing of the American citizen by the Democratic Party, but does not spare the Republican Party either and exposes their shortcomings as well. In 2009, his book ''Catastrophe'' became a [[New York Times]] best seller.
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==External links==
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*[http://www.dickmorris.com/ DickMorris.com] - Official blog
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*[http://www.vote.com/ Vote.com] - Dick Morris' polling site
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Latest revision as of 02:23, September 15, 2022

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Dick Morris (born November 28, 1948) is a political author, columnist and commentator.[1] He previously made a career as a pollster and political campaign consultant.

Morris is a lifelong friend of Chairman Jerry Nadler of the House Judiciary Committee, attended high school together and ran his early New York state campaigns.

Morris became an advisor to the Clinton administration in 1992 and managed Bill Clinton's re-election campaign up until two months before the election, when it was learned Morris was involved in a scandal with a prostitute. Previously he had run Clinton's campaign for governor of Arkansas. After that time he became more sought after as an expert in the workings of the Clinton political machine and political campaigns in general. He has expressed a dislike for the political panderings of the Clintons. During Hillary's 2008 primary battle with Barack Obama, he gave a biting tongue-in-cheek ad idea for Obama to diffuse Hillary's contention that Obama had no hands-on experience.[2]

Morris gave extensive analysis on what Republicans would need to do to win the 2008 Presidential Election[3] which included developing trends from the Republican perspective as the election drew near.[4] He successfully predicted that Democrats would win all seats of power in 2008. Morris has also appeared as a political commentator on Fox News[5] and is widely quoted in Newsmax, which keeps an archived list of his articles.[6] In November 2009, Morris predicts that Republicans will gain the House and the Senate in 2010. They won the House but still didn't get a majority in the Senate. He predicted in the 2012 election that Mitt Romney would win in a landslide victory. This turned out to not happen, and Morris contends that he didn't predict how many of the Democrats' constituencies would turn up.

Morris is also the author of the book Fleeced which points out the fleecing of the American citizen by the Democratic Party, but does not spare the Republican Party either and exposes their shortcomings as well. In 2009, his book Catastrophe became a New York Times best seller.

External links

References

  1. ↑ http://www.goodreads.com/interviews/show/15.Dick_Morris
  2. ↑ https://thehill.com/dick-morris/its-over-2008-03-06.html
  3. ↑ Dick Morris: "What McCain has to do to Win"
  4. ↑ His last six articles before the election:
    1. McCain Surges Among Young Voters
    2. McCain Shredding Obama's Lead
    3. 'Undecideds' Could Shift Toward McCain
    4. McCain Closing the Gap
    5. How McCain Can Pull a Truman
    6. Don't Count McCain Out
  5. ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qtqnbL-Fw54
  6. ↑ https://www.newsmax.com/morris/archive/
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