I think if we execute on these kind of fundamental things, the voters will reward us,” the longtime Democratic strategist argued.

Carville argued that it’s difficult to let Trump hurt himself politically as he continues to highlight “distractions” like acquiring Greenland. “But you just got to keep bobbing and weaving and bobbing and weaving,

Almost three months after being soundly stomped in the presidential election, the Democrats still have not found a way to make themselves relevant during the “Golden Age” of Trump. O ver the weekend an email came in from a reader. It read, in part…

Patience will ultimately be a virtue for Democrats when it comes to tackling President Donald Trump, argued longtime Democratic strategist James Carville. Democrats have to learn to let the returning president “punch himself out,” Carville told guest host Katie Phang on Friday’s broadcast of MSNBC ’s “The Beat.”

Democratic strategist James Carville urged party members to allow President Trump to “punch himself out” during his first few weeks in office. “He just says anything that he wants to say,”

Democratic strategist James Carville on Wednesday urged former President Joe Biden to step aside from political discourse, asserting that his continued