Dick Morris says anti Hillary book can backfire on GOP

[CatWoman]

and since he's never been right about ANYTHING, how to take this?

Such works, according to former Clinton adviser-turned critic Dick Morris, can backfire.

"Personal attacks on Hillary Clinton and her marriage only tend to invigorate her and permit her to characterize all criticism as extreme and personal," wrote Morris in an e-mail exchange with the AP. He added: "These personal shots obscure the more serious questions about her lack of qualifications to be a good president."


http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20050620/ap_on_en_ot/clinton_book;_ylt=AstANSywZ9n.5OWUGWfDNous0NUE;_ylu=X3oDMTA2bW85OXIzBHNlYwNwbA--

[dogday]

1. You know I hope Hillary hands them their heads on a platter....

Nothing good ever comes from something so bad.... It will backfire, people are tired of the right wing slander they are so good at....

[11cents]

3. Personal attacks make it easy for her to characterize attacks as personal

...says the pillow-soft physically repugnant toesucker who himself said in a radio interview that Hillary is a lesbian. Why did he think so? Evidently because she hadn't wanted to have sex with Dick Morris.

[Cooley Hurd]

2. What do Hillary's toes taste like?

The answer to that would give the most insight to what Morris is really thinking.:D

[tex-wyo-dem]

4. Interesting...

Dick Morris is slime, but he is politically shrewd and is probably right about this. It made me wonder too when I heard O'Liely lambaste the book on his radio program today.

The neocon propaganda machine must be getting the word out that the book should be squelched.