Scott Morris contributed to The Weekly Standard during its founding year in 1995. His writing for the magazine focused on cultural commentary and observations about American life and society.
Misunderstanding is afoot in America. People are talking, which is good, but they are not understanding each other, which is bad. There is a significant divide in American culture, a divide between a certain variety of intellectual and, not to put too fine a point on it, the rest of the country.…
I was in Tupelo, Mississippi, for the big George Jones and Tammy Wynette reunion and saw right away that the whole thing was going to work out badly for the president and Mrs. Clinton and that' there was nothing David Gergen, even the new and improved Gergen, Dick Morris, could do about it.
THE WORST BOSS ON CAPITOL HILL By Matt Labash cent dickey next to 1-40 in Amarillb. But on Capitol Hill, one would be hard-pressed to suffer any indignity worse than that of working for Kep. Barbara-Rose Collins of Detroit.