Democrats think they can hold on to power by courting the Looter vote and cracking down on the Producers.

Which will win them elections (for awhile) but in the end will leave them holding on to nothing…

wildcat72 on February 8, 2013 at 1:11 PM

Agree. Morris thinks this is France. They had a revolution based on redistribution via the guillotine. Our revolution was based on private property, personal liberty as inalienable rights.

Latinos, women, and gays are “voters who would like to be Republican,” he says. “The Republican party just isn’t letting them.” Those groups are critical to the GOP’s future success, he says.

What percent of that group would drop a radical progressive homosexual party, for one riddled with religionists. Unless Morris drops the base, they aren’t going to switch identities.

Truly religious aren’t going to deny their faith. He might get Pelosi Catholics, but, when you consider whom Morris seeks, it is the DEM party. As much as the religious black community disapproves of gay marriage, they love socialist redistribution more.

Republicans don’t want to embrace immigration reform in part because they think Hispanics will vote for Democrats, he says. And Hispanics would vote Republican, except Republican resistance to immigration reform has convinced Hispanics that they’re a reviled group. Marco Rubio’s immigration bill would be “an excellent start” to break a “vicious cycle.”

What part of Condoleeza Rice does he not understand. They will take any amnesty Rubio doles out, and take a Mexican President, or a Hillary. Rubio is the Colin Powell of the GOP. Wrong demographic for the game Morris envisions. Meanwhile, when Rubio signs on amnesty, the base exits.

Good luck to Morris. He is signing on the the band wagon. To think someone called him an opportunist. heh

Latinos, women, and gays are “voters who would like to be Republican,” he says. “The Republican party just isn’t letting them.”

Yeah, that’s the problem, the Republicans just won’t allow that.

Dick Morris used to be relevant. By making ridiculous statements like “The Republican party just isn’t letting them,” he is pushing himself further and further away from relevance.

Schadenfreude on February 8, 2013 at 1:24 PM

That was hilarious…

…and after I was through laughing, I thought:

You know what? Too many reading that will agree and not realize they are being lampooned, and that’s not funny.

I’m trying to explore ways in which the Republican party I can make itself myself viable nationally

FIFH

There is NO hope, due to this.

Schadenfreude on February 8, 2013 at 1:24 PM

No hope but there is always delusion.

I think that letter was prime troll bait. Which makes either me or the author delusional.

“As a highly paid political consultant and analyst, I was totally and completely wrong in everything I said about the recent election. Now let me tell you what the Republican Party needs to do to win the next election.”