Political strategist and former consultant to President Clinton, Dick Morris, analyzes the pre-Iowa caucuses debate. Morris dissects the issues and what effect an absent Donald Trump had. Morris also announces who he thought performed best in this edition of Dick Morris Reports.
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The NYPD is regarded as an elite force for combating terror in the United States, including the city’s compilation of perhaps the most comprehensive data base on Muslim extremists and mosques. But a recent federal court order has directed NYPD to strip itself of the date because, it says, it violates the civil iberties of those being surveilled. The ruling doesn’t sit well with political strategist Dick Morris. “The only civil liberty I think it violates, is the civil liberty to get killed,” Morris says. “When will this insanity end?” Tune in to Dick Morris Reports for the rest of his reaction.
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Surprise! The Obama Administration’s December jobs report was a big, fat lie. The report said 292,000 jobs were added to the economy in December, which unfortunately, was not true. Former Reagan Budget Director David Stockman says only 11,000 jobs were added, but the number was seasonally adjusted to account for December’s usually poor weather, and other factors. Thing of it is, says political strategist Dick Morris, this past December was unseasonably warm. So what gives? Morris explains the phony report in this edition of Dick Morris Reports.
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Democrat Hillary Clinton may well have doomed her 2016 presidential bid by attacking Donald Trump on the issue of women, claiming his outrageous disdain and abuse of the opposite sex. Unfortunately for Hillary, Trump turned the tables on the Hillary and President Clinton’s long record of sexual misbehavior.
Political strategist Dick Morris contends, “Hillary is an enabler of Bill’s sexual predatory conduct and also an abuser of the women who he’s been involved with.” Morris, who served President Clinton as a political advisor in the ’90s, gives us the whole scoop in this edition of Dick Morris Reports.
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Political strategist and pundit Dick Morris says former Ambassador to the United Nations John Bolton may well have the solution to the craziness in the Middle East. Bolton has proposed the formation of two additional nations in the region to appease the Sunni and Kurdish factions. The Sunnis, who were displaced by the Shia in Iraq are crying out for their own state, which would become Sunnistan. The Kurds, in northern Iraq, also yearn for their own nation–Kurdistan–but face fierce opposition from Turkey. “I think that the Kurds need a state and that the Sunnis need a state,” Morris says. “And the sooner that our dipolomacy moves around to getting it, the sooner we will diffuse a lot of the problems in the Middle East.” He explains further in this edition of Dick Morris Reports.
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The Obama Administration is stretching itself thinly, reaching solely for green options to contain what they perceive to be an impending global emissions catastrophe. Political strategist Dick Morris says that President Obama inexplicably will not choose the option staring him right in the face–natural gas.
“The real answer is something Obama will not embrace, which is to replace coal with natural gas in power generation,” Morris says. He says that embracing the natural gas option would catapult the United States past Saudi Arabia as the energy capital of the world. Morris explains further in this edition of Dick Morris Reports.
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There’s a progressive movement afoot called Ban the Box that would give ex-felons a monumental lift when applyng for employment. Ban the Box legislation would rid employment applications of the box that asks if you’ve ever been arrested or convicted of a felony. “It’s the new offensive of the left to empower former inmates and even current inmates,” says political strategist Dick Morris. “They’ve gone too far with this.”
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In case you haven’t noticed, the Republicans have a horse race on their hands in the race for the White House. And judging the the the fourth debate earlier this week, not one of the 12 candidates really had a break-out moment. Political strategist Dick Morris says the key to winning the White House in this cycle are the Reagan Democrats, who strayed from their party in the ’80s. “The Reagan Democrats were originally attracted to Reagan because of tax cuts, and welfare and other spending cuts,” he says. Morris elaborates in this edition of Dick Morris Reports, and continues his analysis of the debate.
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Political strategist and commentator Dick Morris gives us a preview of tonight’s fourth Republican presidential debate, this time hosted by the Fox Business News. He says that the focus of the debate might likely center on Ben Carson, amid a flurry of allegedly outlandish comments in his autobiography. And then there’s the big question of whether Donald Trump will recapture the magic again, following a sluggish late summer and early fall that saw his support in the polls dwindle.
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