Published on FoxNews.com on August 30, 2007.
If women are from Venus and men are from Mars, the former valuing peace and the other reveling in war, Hillary Rodham Clinton is a lot more like Mars than Venus. She loves war. Indeed, like a dolphin or a submarine, she can only define where she is or […]

Published on FoxNews.com on August 24, 2007.
Democrats are increasingly giving evidence that they seem to feel that they have already held their primaries and nominated the former first lady. Neither national debates nor Obama’s increasingly assertive foreign policy proposals seem to weaken her hold on the nomination. Even Edwards’ vocal and effective criticisms of Clinton’s […]

DICK MORRIS’ ‘08 PLAY-BY-PLAY
Volume 1, #18
August 24, 2007
HILLARY’S STRATEGY AND WHY IT’S WORKING
The contours of the Democratic race for the presidential nominee are now clear: Hillary boasts of her experience, derivative though it may be, while Obama speaks of the urgent need […]

DICK MORRIS’ ‘08 PLAY-BY-PLAY
August 13, 2007
Volume 1, #17
FRED THOMPSON IN FREE FALL
He may become the only presidential candidate in history to lose before […]

Published on FoxNews.com on August 10, 2007.
All along he has said that his game plan was to wait until the fall of 2007 and then jump into the presidential race. Now, it seems, his game plan may have made sense after all.

In a sharp reversal, Scott Rasmussen’s daily tracking poll — the only one now being conducted each day — shows that Hillary Clinton has fallen since she defended lobbyists in the blogger debate this past weekend. After more than a week of surging — as high as 45% in some polls — Rasmussen has […]

While getting hammered over the issue of special interest campaign contributions at the bloggers debate, Hillary defended herself saying “I don’t think anyone would believe that I would be influenced by a lobbyist.” Doubtless her polling showed that line to be in accord with her public image.

The differences between the parties get narrower and narrower as we watch this Democratic Congress punt on the issues over which they flayed the Republicans. The latest example is Pelosi’s refusal to bring up a bill with higher mileage per gallon standards for US autos. Detroit’s opposition to the proposal, and labor’s complicity, […]