One almost prefers an up-front hater (although he tells Horowitz that he doesn’t like the word) like Dick Morris, who writes in a recent New York Post op-ed of the Clintons’ “reprehensible politics of personal destruction” (does he think he’s throwing bouquets?), and accuses them of invading the privacy of opponents, of blackmailing and threatening women, and of “whatever slimy tactics they felt they needed.” Morris calls Harold Ickes, a Clinton aide, a “hit man” for the president, and he calls the president “Hillary’s hit man.”

This is exactly the language of the most vicious anti-Hillary Web sites, and here it is baptized by its appearance in a major newspaper.

He also draws upon another article on the pathology of Hillary hatred in GQ, where one may gaze into the abyss in sartorial elegance.
http://men.style.com/gq/features/landing?id=content_6249

You already lost all credibility with every single person here when you plied that crap last week.

Some people never learn…

Why do you think the Repub’s and media have so many good things to say about him all the time? It’s because it’s win-win for them either way it goes if he is nominated.