Former Clinton Advisor on FAUX: "Bush is a successful president."

[Enraged American]

On Hannity/Colmes. I can hear Rupert Murdoch breathing down this guy's neck.

[Jacobin]

1. who was it? Dickless Morris?

[Cocoa]

2. Dick Morris? n/t

[RichV]

3. Yep, Dick Morris.

Says Hillary wants Bush to win so she doesn't have to challenge an incumbent in '08. Hannity says Clark "awful" and "over his head" without providing reasons or justification.

What a trio of terds.

[diplomats]

5. Dick Morris is never right about anything

When he says something you can assume the opposite is true.

[RichV]

7. Dick Morris

also just said that no Republican can win in '08 given current demographic trends other than Powell or Rice.

[diplomats]

11. That sounds good for us

but I don't how even Morris can make that kind of generalization when he doesn't know what conditions will be like in the country.

[RichV]

13. Because

he's Dick Morris and nothing seems to give him more pleasure than talking out of his ass.

[diplomats]

14. Does anyone outside of Faux take him seriously?

Somehow I doubt it.

[I Lean Left]

16. This is right wing code speak

When they say things like this, they are trying to scare white males. 'Don't even think about not voting Republican'.

[diplomats]

4. It has to be toe-sucker Morris

He's a regular on Hannity & Colmes. There's no other "Clinton adviser" on the face of the earth who would say that.

[Walt Starr]

6. Morris has a perfect track record when making political predictions

he hasn't been right yet.

[bucknaked]

8. Oh yeah, right!

Morris!

Heard him on a local talk radio program (Jason Lewis, AM1500 in MN), and he was talking about how was ALWAYS a conservative, even during the years of his bidding for Clinton.

Morris knows where his bread is buttered these days (FNC).

[RichV]

9. Gawd!

Their guests on tonight:

Dick Morris
Lynne Cheney
David Horowitz

Clearly, fair and balanced.

[loudnclear]

10. Only if you measure "success" by "failure."

Honestly, it's time for FOX News to bite the dust. They are the most ill-informed high-profile organization on TV. Passing them off as a "news" organization should be illegal (false advertising). They actually should be sued by the American public for treason and CNN, MSNBC should be charged as accompliances.

[RichV]

12. Although

it has been fun watching Hannity trying to argue that Bush v. Gore shouldn't be applied to this case now that the 9th Circuit cited it heavily as justification for delaying the recall election.

"What are the Democrats afraid of?" he keeps asking.

[maggrwaggr]

15. he is a great success. At lying, at killing, at stealing ....

and breaking most of the other ten commandments.

Somehow this idiot managed to pull off the biggest crime of the last 60 years. And he won't go tojail, or be charged with anything, no, he might even get another four years.

So he's good at something, isn't he? He's a great success as a criminal.

And somehow he led the American people, like a herd of Bison, right over a cliff.

That takes some doing. That takes some talent.