While the Republican Congress failed to repeal Obamacare after 50-plus votes, the ill-fated legislation might well be on its last legs anyway. Political strategist Dick Morris says a provision in the budget resolution was passed and signed by President Obama that dooms Obamacare to extinction. He explains in this edition of Dick Morris Reports.
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Dick Morris says the economic sanctions of the West are destroying Russia. The ruble, Russia’s unit of currency, is collapsing and taking the economy with it. Morris theorizes that the manipulation of the oil market is the main culprit. Check out his reasoning in this edition of Dick Morris Reports.
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The Obama Administration’s Cuban policy shift is a boon for American business but a devastating blow to the Communist country’s freedom fighters and their quest for human rights and democracy. “This is a terrible decision,” says Dick Morris. “And when the United States normalizes relations with Cuba, all they’re doing is undermining these folks who want freedom.” In this edition of Dick Morris Reports, he explains the dangerous ramifications of the new policy.
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It’s a foregone conclusion that Hillary Clinton is running for president. But why is she putting off the announcement? Political pundit Dick Morris analyzes Clinton’s political state of mind and points out some very interesting reasons for her inaction in this edition of Dick Morris Reports.
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It appears that America’s unmarried poor have figured out a way to game the system, with plenty of help from their hero, President Obama. Their solution–stay single and reap a shower of entitlements. “There are now no fewer than 70 programs in the U.S. budget comprising a trillion dollars of spending, which are means tested. And all of those programs penalize marriage,” says Dick Morris. It’s a known fact that once you sign those marriage vows, your income increases and cuts you out of the entitlement gravy train. Morris explains the predicament in this edition of Dick Morris Reports.
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President Obama has been schooled by the Chinese again. The Commander in Chief seemingly came out on the short end of a climate change agreement with China at the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation summit, says political pundit Dick Morris. “The U.S. and China basically agreed that the United States would dramatically curb its carbon emissions and that China wouldn’t do a damn thing until 2030, at which time it would begin to curb its carbon emissions.” Watch the video as Morris fills in the details.
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As we can all painfully remember, the last time Dick Morris predicted a Republican landslide, things didn’t turn out so well. With Americans heading to the polls today, Morris is not as bold as he was when predicting a Romney landslide victory in 2012, but he remains cautiously optimistic this time around. “I think the Republicans are very likely to win the Senate and most likely to pick up seven or eight seats,” Morris says. “But it’s important to realize that off-year election polling is almost always likely wrong … and almost always likely wrong in the same direction.” Tune in as Morris explains.
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“Businesses and corporations don’t create jobs.” Can you guess who made this ludicrous proclamation in a recent speech? As much as you want to answer, “President Obama,” the correct response is Hillary Clinton. “That philosophy is embedded in Obama saying, ‘You didn’t build it’ … and in the title of Hillary’s book, It Takes a Village. That communitarian approach completely belies the role of individual initiative, individualism and the aggressive creativity of American business.”
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It doesn’t take a genius to note that in the last two decades, politics on Capitol Hill has become extremely partisan. Dick Morris asks, “What happened to the days when Republicans sometimes voted liberal, Democrats sometimes voted conservative and the president could reach across party lines and get support to pass his programs?” Morris says the cause of all the venom in politics is reapportionment, and to some extent, the influence of national money. But the solution to all the derisiveness, Morris adds, might well come from our friends in California.
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