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The Way Forward

Paladin

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35. Anybody else in favor of retiring this old Carville thread?

Reply to anamnua (Original post)

Fri May 23, 2025, 04:27 PM

May 23

I mean, his advice sucked back on April 2, when it first appeared. And it damn sure hasn't improved, over the last couple of months.

There's never a shortage of lame-assed political viewpoints to sort through. I propose that we give Carville a rest---the lengthier, the better. "Roll over and play dead"? Bullshit.

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Advice from James Carville [View all] anamnua Apr 2 OP

Sorry, James, that's bullshit. Ocelot II Apr 2 #1

No way. Diamond_Dog Apr 2 #2

Jesus fucking CHRIST!!! That may be one of the stupidest FoxNewsSucks Apr 2 #3

You were relevant in the last millenium, jimmy. Now just shut up and niyad Apr 2 #4

His approval's at 43 now and we can't wait much longer. ms liberty Apr 2 #5

Schumer ILikePie92 Apr 2 #6

Great minds. CrispyQ May 10 #30

Thank you! ILikePie92 May 10 #31

wrong - on at least a couple different levels stopdiggin Apr 2 #7

Asinine. Scrivener7 Apr 2 #8

Proves he is absolutely clueless about where we are Phoenix61 Apr 2 #9

easy for a person of means to say Skittles Apr 3 #10

That is a great point Bettie May 10 #32

I know some wealthy folk Skittles May 10 #33

Wholly Disagree MayReasonRule Apr 3 #11

We don't need your advice, Carville. Paladin Apr 3 #12

Is he a hard drinker? If so, his brain might be soaked with alcohol so long it's not working right. CTyankee Apr 3 #13

Of course he would say this. What a coward. AllyCat Apr 3 #14

I can't say that I have a more politically suitable action plan to counter Carville mdmc Apr 4 #15

What he is saying imo, is the Democratic Party does not need to stake out a policy platform. Passages Apr 4 #16

I can see where Carville is coming from. anamnua Apr 5 #17

Safe on the sidelines, the former player stands... delisen Apr 5 #18

part of Democracy is sometimes the majority makes a bad move cadoman Apr 6 #19

i think the gop has a limit as well before they pounce.. samnsara Apr 6 #20

Approval is already below 45%, 41-43 in the best polls, and disapproval over 55%. lees1975 Apr 7 #21

It's time for Democrats to embark on the most daring political maneuver in the history of our party... Old Testament Libera Apr 8 #22

Carville loves to hear himself talk . . . markpkessinger May 9 #23

I stopped listening to Carville some time ago. Paladin May 10 #24

Before people dismiss James Carville anamnua May 10 #25

If you read between the lines of that, he's really saying the best thing would be to Scrivener7 May 10 #26

Carville is a relic from another time. NoMoreRepugs May 10 #27

Carville should take his own advice BoRaGard May 10 #28

Nonsense. mahina May 10 #29

My advice to James Carville milestogo May 23 #34

Anybody else in favor of retiring this old Carville thread? Paladin May 23 #35