Carville said in the latest Politics War Room show that Trump was “done” due to his messaging on the economy. He said it was a “politically dumb message” to tell voters that the economy is the “greatest” in history when Americans are saying otherwise.

Democratic strategist James Carville on Wednesday said President Trump’s controversial comments about immigrants have begun to lose traction with voters ahead of the 2026 midterm elections. “He’s

Democratic strategist James Carville was loving the L-word in his lambasting of President Donald Trump on Wednesday. (Watch the video below.) But the word wasn’t “love.” It was “LOSER.” Carville, who helped orchestrate President Bill Clinton’s ascent to the White House in 1992, had plenty to say about what he saw as Trump’s descent.

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Veteran Democratic strategist James Carville lamented how focus groups of young people associate Democrats with "HR department" style politics on the "Politics War Room" podcast.

Carville and co-host Al Hunt were discussing Trump’s “affordability” rally held Tuesday in Pennsylvania, at a time when 46 percent of American adults say the cost-of-living crisis is “the worst they can ever remember it being,” including 37 percent of Trump supporters.

Veteran Democratic strategist James Carville argued Friday the changing economy has left young people behind, and Democrats must ditch radical cultural agendas to win their support.

On 'Politics War Room,' James Carville & Al Hunt explore recent Democratic electoral successes in Miami and Florida, the dynamics of Texas politics, and the implications of Trump's recent rally and economic messaging.

Democratic strategist James Carville says Donald Trump’s presidency is circling the drain as voters sour on him and his Cabinet’s fiascos—with more trouble on the horizon. “The power’s going out of Trump by the minute,” the famed strategist, 81, said on The Daily Beast Podcast. “You can just feel it oozing out.”

Veteran strategist James Carville says young voters are more fluid than expected, with recent focus groups showing disillusionment with both political parties.