James Carville Says He’s ‘Telling’
Dem Donors That Party Needs To Stop Pulling
‘Stunts’ Against Trump
Posted By: snakeoil, 3/15/2025 12:27:20 AM
Democratic strategist James Carville said during a Thursday podcast that he was in San Francisco instructing numerous party donors that “stunts” are not an effective way to combat President Donald Trump. On “Lunch with Jamie,” Carville pointed to Democrats’ behavior during Trump’s March 4 congressional address, where Texas Democratic Rep. Al Green interrupted the speech and numerous lawmakers held up signs. Carville suggested the party’s approach lacked dignity and was not suited for the moment.
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Looks like Carvile is the voice of reason with the dims.