Dick Morris has been spending the past few months engaging in his usual Donald Trump sycophancy, as well as bashing Trump’s Republican presidential opponents:

• Dick Morris to Newsmax: Trump Ebullient Amid Trials
• Dick Morris to Newsmax: Trump Poll Rise ‘Coinciding’ With Israel War on Hamas
• Dick Morris to Newsmax: Haley Gets ‘No Prize for Second Place
• Dick Morris to Newsmax: Israel-Hamas War Giving Trump Edge Over Biden
• Dick Morris to Newsmax: I Pitched Sarah Sanders or Kari Lake as VP
• Dick Morris to Newsmax: Colo. Decision Galling Challenge to Democracy

Morris kept up the pro-Trump and anti-Biden talking points in his Oct. 20 column:

Global instability — two wars at once — stands in such sharp contrast to the absence of war under Trump that he has become, in effect, the peace candidate.

Meanwhile, the perception that Biden has been coddling and funding Iran is rising even as Tehran shows its new power through the Hamas attacks on Israel.

Mortgage interest rates have soared up to eight percent, triggering inflation across the board, particularly among those with adjustable rate mortgages.

Biden’s seemingly decline in his mental acuity has become a daily feature of his presidency and becomes increasingly too hard to ignore.

Trump has used the UAW strike to highlight the issue of “car choice” in opposition to electric vehicle mandates.

Trump has stayed away from the speaker fight in the U.S. House and has not suffered in the process.

Trump’s court cases daily present evidence of prosecutorial persecution that is alienating voters.

Never mind, of course, that Morris had also been touting Trump’s involvement in the speaker fight, making it clear that no new speaker would be elected without his approval.

Morris used a Nov. 28 column to exploit the Israel-Hamas war to boost Trump:

War replaced the economy as the central topic in the news (although voters still cited the economy over war as their main concern).

The country looked at the enfeebled president and saw the need for a strong coherent leader. The Trump indictments receded in our minds and the war in the Mideast crowded them out in our daily consciousness.

But, in the month after the invasion, it is becoming increasingly evident that the war has opened a deeper breech in our politics between sympathy for the Israelis and for the Palestinians.

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With their increasingly vocal support for Hamas, Democrats have waffled on the issue and have lost the support of much of their Party’s base over it.

No single other issue has so demonstrated how far to the left the Democrats have drifted and they are paying the price for it in the polls.

An amorphous feeling that Trump is the more competent and alert of the candidates and a latent sympathy for his legal persecution by prosecutors and the DOJ, has hardened into solid support for him in the face of the Democratic embrace of Hamas and increasingly unreliable support for Israel.

Whether or not Israel can make the Hamas invasion and its subsequent atrocities a turning point in global opinion, it has decisively turned the American people away from the Democrats.

Meanwhile, Morris manufactured a conspiracy theory over how Biden will purportedly drop out of the presidential race in a Nov. 8 TV appearance:

Best-selling author Dick Morris, a current adviser for President Donald Trump, predicted Wednesday on Newsmax that while President Joe Biden will remain in the primary elections, a different person will end up getting the nomination at the Democratic National Convention when he drops out of the race.

According to the theory, Morris told “Wake Up America” he developed with his friend, pollster John McLaughlin, Biden would run in all the primary elections, and being largely unopposed, he’ll get the delegates for the convention.

“They will keep them until a few days before the convention and then he would announce he’s not running, release his delegates, and there would be a floor fight for the nomination,” Morris said. “But at least there wouldn’t be a long primary battle.”

The Democrats don’t want a long fight in the primary elections, he added, because they “didn’t want their candidates defending reparations for slavery, and men participating in women’s sports, all that stuff that hangs up the Democratic Party.”

Morris does know how to stay on message with his talking points.