Democratic strategist James Carville said during a Thursday podcast that he has not figured out how to counter President Donald Trump’s hyperactive second term. Former Trump adviser […] ...

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While he acknowledged that the immigration issue helped Trump and wounded Democrats at the ballot in November, Carville argued the president is failing to keep his “No. 1 promise.” “Chris, remember ...

“If there’s anybody in this country illegally, there’s a criminal, they got to be sent back wherever they came from, pronto,” Carville said. “Just like anybody that’s legally in this country is a ...

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Democratic political strategist James Carville says that while criminality of all kinds should be dealt with, including criminals in the U.S. illegally, the Trump administration should focus on ...

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.” “Remember Muhammad Ali and his rope-a-dope ...