Dick Morris

Republicans and conservatives might not have to wait until 2016 to get out from under the ravages of an ultra-liberal Obama administration. 

The Republican Party and its House leadership need to find a place to stand in the debt-limit battle that is approaching. Lacking a politically viable place to stand is just a prelude to an inevitable surrender.

Al Jazeera is coming to America, courtesy of former Vice President Al Gore and entrepreneur Joel Hyatt. The Arab network, funded by Qatar, has just bought Current TV — the low-rated liberal cable station Gore and Hyatt founded — for a reported $500 million. The deal gives the anti-Israeli Arab network access to 40 million homes in the United States.

Everyone in Washington knows two things:

Obama’s popularity and his party’s political fortunes might not survive the fruits of his recent victory. If he cows the Republicans into giving him a tax increase on the upper brackets, he will lose the fig leaf he uses to disguise his true intentions. Until now, taxing the rich has been his answer to everything.

ABC News reports that House Republicans have a doomsday plan in mind should the fiscal-cliff talks fail to reach an agreement: total surrender!

Next week, the United Nations’ attempt to take over the Internet will move into high gear when the International Telecommunications Union meets in Dubai with representatives from 193 countries to craft a new governing structure for the Internet. The meetings are expected to last two weeks.

Democrats want illegal immigrants to vote, because they are likely to be supporters, but not to work, because of union sensibilities.

I’ve got egg on my face. 

Yup. That’s right. A landslide for Romney approaching the magnitude of Obama’s against McCain. That’s my prediction.