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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.
'''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.
Morris is a life-long friend of Chairman [[Jerry Nadler]] of the House Judiciary Committee, attended high school together and ran his early New York state campaigns.
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 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>
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>