Dick Morris: 'Bernie Will Get Massacred by Trump'



By: Pam Key
23 Feb 2020

Former Bill Clinton adviser Dick Morris said on 970 AM New York City's "The Cats Roundtable" that Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) "will get massacred" in 2020 by President Donald Trump.

Morris said, "Let me be clear: Bernie will get massacred by Trump. We're not just talking about a minor defeat here. We're talking about they lose the House. I think in the Senate, they could lose up to 60 seats. They could have up to 60 seat Republican majority, supermajority. I think that Bernie will get destroyed. I think the worst presidential defeat since McGovern."

In the same interview, Morris predicted that twice-failed White House candidate Hillary Clinton can clinch the Democratic nomination at a brokered convention.


https://www.breitbart.com/clips/2020/02/23/dick-morris-bernie-will-get-massacred-by-trump/

His predictions are not always accurate

Ignore the "Sky Is Falling" guy, he thinks he knows more than political insiders or those of us who do politics for a living.

Hey Ldub, if your'e so certain about your predictions, want to lay wager on it? You know, put your money where your mouth is, or my favorite, "Put Up Or SHTFU"!

Quote from: Solar on February 24, 2020, 05:50:19 AM
Ignore the "Sky Is Falling" guy, he thinks he knows more than political insiders or those of us who do politics for a living.

Hey Ldub, if your'e so certain about your predictions, want to lay wager on it? You know, put your money where your mouth is, or my favorite, "Put Up Or SHTFU"!

put  money on what? I have said Trump has the edge and  i also say Sanders has the  best shot to beat  him.

Andby the  way, here  is  just  one  of  many Morris predictions. I dont  have a  link but  its  quite accurate

MORRIS: Look, I believe that -- and I've said this before and everybody either gives a sigh of a relief or a cynical laugh -- there is no chance that Obama will get re-elected.

HANNITY: I don't agree that's true. I think it's possible.

MORRIS: Zilch, none, zip, nada.

Predicting Romney would beat  obama  in a  landslide.

Here we go as well. Prediction was made  on 11/5/2012 almost election day.

MORRIS: We're going to win by -- Romney will win by a very large margin. A landslide, if you will. I believe he'll win by more than five points in the popular vote. I think he'll get 325 electoral votes. [Fox News, America Live, 11/5/12]

This election has an uncanny similarity to 2016. Trump is a buffoon, trump will get  blown out, trump is a  joke, trump wont win a single state, he  is  in this  for  publicity. He won and  now Sanders, the  only democrat with a dedicated following, is  also seen as a  sure  landslide  loser.

Quote from: ldub23 on February 24, 2020, 06:52:32 AM
put  money on what? I have said Trump has the edge and  i also say Sanders has the  best shot to beat  him.

Andby the  way, here  is  just  one  of  many Morris predictions. I dont  have a  link but  its  quite accurate

MORRIS: Look, I believe that -- and I've said this before and everybody either gives a sigh of a relief or a cynical laugh -- there is no chance that Obama will get re-elected.

HANNITY: I don't agree that's true. I think it's possible.

MORRIS: Zilch, none, zip, nada.

Predicting Romney would beat  obama  in a  landslide.

I'm not talking about Morris. I'm referring to your cynicism. Put some money down on Bernie, prove you believe the shit you're spewing.

Quote from: Solar on February 24, 2020, 05:50:19 AM
Ignore the "Sky Is Falling" guy, he thinks he knows more than political insiders or those of us who do politics for a living.

Hey Ldub, if your'e so certain about your predictions, want to lay wager on it? You know, put your money where your mouth is, or my favorite, "Put Up Or SHTFU"!

His track record is not all that great. Clinton did not need a lot help to defeat GHW Bush and Dole.

Speaking of former Clinton Advisers, I think James Carville's advice to Bill Clinton is a better indicator of what will be true in this election.

" It's the Economy, Stupid "   

Quote from: supsalemgr on February 24, 2020, 07:16:16 AM
His track record is not all that great. Clinton did not need a lot help to defeat GHW Bush and Dole.

Like I said, I'm not referring to Morris, I was talking about Ldubs pessimism and belief that Bernie will win.
I swear, I laugh out loud every time I write the words "Bernie winning"...

McGovern was before my time, but it's hard to get a worse beating than Mondale in '84.

LOL. Sanders said "Unlike Donald Trump... I do not think that Kim Jung Un is a good friend. I don't trade love letters with murdering dictator Vladimir Putin, not a great friend of mine".

I would love to see him try this shit in a debate with Trump. It would be like sending Trump a slow-motion underhanded pitch right over the plate. 

Whichever democrat candidate gets the nomination, .. Trump is going to SMASH in the 2020 Potus election, and MOST establishment demoncraps know it, as does the filthy, dishonest, and corrupt liberal news media, .. and that is WHY they are so frustrated and angry! 

The 61 percent "better off" rating is the highest percentage recorded during the re-election year of any incumbent president since Gallup first asked the question in its surveys in 1992.
https://nypost.com/2020/02/12/americans-say-theyre-better-off-under-trump-new-poll-shows/



When then-President Barack Obama was running for reelection in 2012, 45% said they were better off than they were three years prior, while 52% reported that they were worse off.
https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/most-americans-say-they-are-better-off-now-than-three-years-ago

It will be difficult for any of those Democratic candidates to overcome those numbers.

Quote from: 1 CAT FAN on February 28, 2020, 05:15:30 PM
The 61 percent "better off" rating is the highest percentage recorded during the re-election year of any incumbent president since Gallup first asked the question in its surveys in 1992.
https://nypost.com/2020/02/12/americans-say-theyre-better-off-under-trump-new-poll-shows/



When then-President Barack Obama was running for reelection in 2012, 45% said they were better off than they were three years prior, while 52% reported that they were worse off.
https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/most-americans-say-they-are-better-off-now-than-three-years-ago

It will be difficult for any of those Democratic candidates to overcome those numbers.

Do you mean the Democratic Socialist candidates or the Democrat candidates?