Political pundits across the board have concluded that Hillary Clinton will be the Democrat nominee, provided she isn’t indicted before the November general election. So which GOP candidate would be better suited to face her? Dick Morris throws his two cents in, analyzing the strengths and weaknesses of Donald Trump and Ted Cruz.
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Bernie Sanders is definitely on a roll. The self-proclaimed socialist candidate has surged to victory in six out of the last seven primary-caucus races and has political commentator Dick Morris predicting that the nomination is no longer a slam dunk for front-runner Hillary Clinton. “He can beat her in pledged delegates,” Morris says. “In other words, he can force her into a position where the delegates who are elected, he has the majority. And she can only then compensate and be nominated by a top-heavy vote of the super delegates.” Morris clarifies the race further in this edition of Dick Morris Reports.
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As the GOP rapidly approaches its midsummer convention in Cleveland, the campaign continues to resemble a schoolyard tussle. Political commentator Dick Morris opines that all the name-calling can go a long way in determining which candidate has the temperament to become the nominee. “I believe this rowdyism is very useful in choosing a president, because it goes to the president’s judgment, personality and, really, dignity.” He explains in this edition of Dick Morris Reports.
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There’s no doubt that President Obama has been no friend of Israel. And now our devious president is working on one final plan to destroy Israel. “Obama and John Kerry have hatched a plan, really to advance the destruction of Israel. It’s an incredibly insidious move,” says political commentator Dick Morris. He explains in this edition of Dick Morris Reports.
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The wild and woolly 11th GOP presidential debate went to John Kasich and Ted Cruz, opines political commentator Dick Morris. “Cruz gave a whole host of answers that, I thought, were substantive and very presidential,” he said. “Probably the most presidential was Kasich, though I do get bored hearing about Ohio.” Listen to his entire analysis in the Friday edition of Dick Morris Reports.
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As the Democrat presidential race rolls into Nevada and South Carolina, the pressure continues to mount for presumptive nominee Hillary Clinton. Political commentator Dick Morris says, “Tomorrow (Nevada caucuses, Saturday, February 20) could be the worst day in Hillary’s political career. It could be an indication of of the beginning of the end.” Morris says the Nevada and South Carolina primaries are actually the Lation and Black primaries and the first legitimate test among minority voters for Clinton. He explains in this edition of Dick Morris Reports.
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Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders’ blowout victory in the New Hampshire primary was a stunning blow to establishment darling Hillary Clinton. So much so that it may have signaled the beginning of the end for Clinton. Political commentator Dick Morris weighs in on the pending gloom and doom for Clinton.
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Donald J. Trump proved the polls right, cruising to an easy 19-point victory in the New Hampshire GOP primary, a result that didn’t surprise political commentator Dick Morris. “It’s literally as if it never happened,” he says. “Donald Trump proved that he can get his vote to the polls. That was the only lasting impact.” Morris explains and analyzes the impact on the Republican field. BREAKING NEWS: Since Morris filmed this video, GOP presidential candidates Chris Christie and Carly Fiorina have suspended their campaigns.
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Is there life beyond the Iowa caucuses for the embattled presidential candidates? Plenty of life, according to political strategist Dick Morris. In the Republican race, Ted Cruz pulled a few rabbits out of his conservative hat, Donald Trump showed some vulnerability and Marco Rubio was king among the late-deciders. On the Democratic side, Bernie Sanders shook up the political landscape by virtually dead-heating with Hillary Clinton, who at one point enjoyed a 50-point advantage. Several news organizations had the race at 49.8-to 49.2, Clinton. A nailbiter! Morris dissects both races in depth in this special election edition of Dick Morris Reports.
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Although Hillary Clinton pulled out a closer-than-expected victory in the Iowa caucuses, rest assured that Bernie Sanders is the least of her worries. That would be the FBI and the e-mail scandal that won’t go away. In the latest development, the U.S. Inspector General released a fresh batch of e-mails, some of which are the very top of the secretive classification chain.
“Not only is there secret material involved–classified material–but exposure of that material could lead to the deaths and compromising of American agents abroad or to the damage of those cooperating with them,” says political strategist Dick Morris. He explains Hillary’s sordid conundrum, which may well end in the appointment of a special prosecutor and/or her indictment in this edition of Dick Morris Reports.
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