Dick Morris and his wife Eileen McGann speak to reporters outside their Redding, Ct., home, Aug. 30, 1996. Morris resigned from President Clinton's staff after a tabloid reported he had a relationship with a prostitute and allowed her to eavesdrop on calls with the White House.
NEW YORK (AP) — Political commentator Dick Morris' prediction of a huge landslide for Mitt Romney didn't pan out. And now he's lost his job at Fox News Channel.
Network spokeswoman Dana Klinghoffer said Tuesday that Fox wasn't renewing its contract with Morris, who was steadfast throughout the campaign in his prediction of a big Romney win over President Barack Obama. He has made few appearances on Fox since the election.
[MORRIS: Negative Campaigning Is Good for America]
Morris had also been criticized for accepting paid advertisements on his website from candidates that he discussed on the air at Fox.
On his website, Morris said he'll be appearing on CNN's Piers Morgan show Wednesday to talk politics.
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