JAMES CARVILLE

Democratic strategists are torn over President Biden and their national party leadership booting the New Hampshire primary as the first of the presidential contests.

"Outnumbered" panel discusses James Carville's white trash comments about GOP members during the State of the Union, including Marjorie Taylor Greene.

The longtime Democratic operative told MSNBC's Ari Melber "the level of white trashdom in the Republican Party is staggering."

Democratic strategist James Carville labelled the Republican Party “White trash” during an appearance on MSNBC’s “The Beat with Ari Melber" Wednesday night.

Democratic strategist James Carville criticized the mainstream media for overhyping the scandal surrounding President Biden keeping classified documents.

Democratic Party strategist James Carville told MSNBC host Stephanie Ruhle on Tuesday that Rep. George Santos, R-N.Y., staying in Congress will be good for Democrats.

James Carville told MSNBC's "Morning Joe" on Tuesday that Democrats needed to focus more on messaging in 2024, regardless of the midterm election results.

Despite conventional wisdom, research on past elections suggests that local issues and individual candidates have a bigger influence on midterm outcomes than jobs and prices.

Democratic strategist James Carville and Sen. Bernie Sanders warned on Monday that Democrats won't win with an abortion-only message in the midterm elections.

They won’t be satisfied with just Britain. Their presence is extending to Germany, Italy and emerging markets.

Democrats predicted abortion would be Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto’s saving grace.

"I'm not really supposed to say that but it's an obvious fact," said longtime Democratic operative James Carville.

A dramatic family fight has clouded the GOP’s hopes in Georgia’s high-stakes Senate contest.

Political analysts weigh in on recent polls that found Democrats are focused on abortion, while Independents and Republicans are most concerned about the economy and inflation.

Photo Illustration by The Daily Beast/GettyDemocratic strategist James Carville has a message for people who are doubting Merrick Garland: Just wait.“People are like, well, but let’s wait and see a little bit. And this is like the top of the first inning. I mean, remember Merrick Garland is like a pit viper. He prosecuted the Oklahoma City bomber case, the Unabomber case, the Olympic bomber case. And I think these guys are really methodical,” Carville says on this episode of The New Abnormal pol

A new round of primary elections across the U.S. this week is exposing heightened tensions within the Democratic Party.

Andrew Harrer/GettyMaybe Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez should have skipped the lecture, and just tweeted “OK, boomer.”In case you missed it, AOC responded to James Carville’s blaming “stupid wokeness” for Democratic electoral losses and clapped back by saying wokeness “is a term almost exclusively used by older people these days,” adding that “the average audience for people seriously using the word ‘woke’ in a 2021 political discussion are James Carville and Fox News pundits[,] so that should tell y

Matthew Dowd, a former Bush campaign adviser who is running as a Democrat in Texas’ lieutenant governor race, said Sunday that Jesus Christ today would be declared "woke" by conservatives.

"What went wrong is just stupid wokeness," the longtime Democratic strategist said on Wednesday after Democrats lost the Virginia governor's race.

“We’ve got to change this and not be about changing dictionaries, and change laws," warned the Democratic political consultant.

Former Bill Clinton campaign manager and Democratic strategist James Carville sent a tartly worded fundraising email to supporters of former Virginia Gov. Terry McAuliffe on Monday, telling them, “I hate guys like Glenn Youngkin.”

If Democrats want answers, they’ll need to enforce their subpoenas in the face of Trump allies’ defiance. They say that’s just what they plan to do.

President Joe Biden is losing support among critical groups in his political base as a Democratic-controlled Washington struggles to deliver on core campaign promises.

Uncertainty lingers over LSU athletics as the Tigers football program concludes spring practice.

DES MOINES, Iowa – Democrats once dominated Koochiching County in the blue-collar Iron Range of northern Minnesota. But in this month's presidential election, President Donald Trump won it with 60% of the vote. Though Democrats’ rural woes aren’t new, they now heap pressure on Biden to begin reversing the trend. In clinging to their majority, House Democrats lost rural seats, notably the one held for 30 years by Rep. Collin Peterson in western Minnesota. For now, Democrats' future in rural America rests largely on how Biden is viewed there, Heitkamp said.

"It's the Trump factor," Nearmyer said about how Democrats lost House seats. (AP Photo/Charlie Neibergall)MONROE, Iowa – This swath of southeast Iowa isn't supposed to be a nailbiter for Democrats. Instead, it appears Democrats made a serious miscalculation in assuming their antipathy toward Trump would fuel victories across the country. The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, which supports the party's House candidates, is beginning a “deep dive” examination into what happened. Voters for months watched Republican ads featuring unrest with narrators ominously attacking Democrats as anti-police, often with little response.

White House chief of staff Mark Meadows was also in the room, but not pictured, according to the White House. (Tia Dufour/The White House via AP)WASHINGTON – President Donald Trump’s long-hidden tax returns leaked out. And even the first lady was captured on tape expressing disdain for having to decorate the White House for Christmas. Pence attended a Sept. 26 White House event where Trump announced his Supreme Court pick. Still, Zelizer said it would be premature to count Trump out, with a full month to go until Election Day.

Trump's reelection team, battered on all sides, now enters the final month of the campaign grappling with deficits in the polls, a shortage of cash and a candidate who is at least temporarily sidelined. Both heads of Trump’s political apparatus — campaign manager Bill Stepien and Republican National Committee head Ronna McDaniel — tested positive for COVID-19 this week. We have a month to go,” senior campaign adviser Jason Miller said Sunday on NBC's “Meet the Press." “He’s losing, and the debate was a disaster, and the campaign is imploding,” said Republican strategist Steve Schmidt, a vocal Trump critic. Still, Zelizer said it would be premature to count Trump out, with a full month to go until Election Day.

FILE - In this Thursday, Oct. 1, 2020, file photo President Donald Trump walks from Marine One to the White House in Washington as he returns from Minnesota. The Republican president has trailed Democratic challenger Joe Biden in polls for most of the year. Trumps approval ratings barely budge, consistently ranking him as among the weakest first-term presidents in living history. And for five consecutive months, no more than roughly 3 in 10 voters have believed the nation is moving in the right direction. (AP Photo/Carolyn Kaster, File)

The Republican president has trailed Democratic challenger Joe Biden in polls for most of the year. The Republican president has trailed Democratic challenger Joe Biden in polls for most of the year. Schmidt, co-founder of the anti-Trump Lincoln Project, is no stranger to final-weeks political drama, having led John McCain’s presidential campaign in 2008. “You have an American president threatening political instability ... and at the same time making wild accusations and spreading conspiracy theories about the legitimacy of an American election,” Schmidt said. Amid legal and health concerns, it's difficult for pollsters and campaigns to predict how many voters will ultimately cast ballots.

Biden said Trump "might also want to open the U.S. Constitution. She countered that Biden and other critics had no basis to second-guess what was in the president's heart and his intentions. Biden spoke as upheaval in the wake of George Floyds death has spread around the country. While Biden spoke, the National Guard maintained a visible presence to defend public buildings as Philadelphia continues to face sustained violent protests. But Biden's speech was perhaps most notable for its ferocity, even though his criticism of Trump is common.

WASHINGTON Joe Biden vowed to address institutional racism in his first 100 days in office as he sought to elevate his voice Monday in the exploding national debate over racism and police brutality. The former vice president also said he'd be releasing an economic plan focused on education, housing and access to capital" and investments, especially for minority Americans, later this month. I think this tidal wave is moving, Biden told the mayors of Atlanta, Chicago, Los Angeles and St. Paul, Minnesota. The vice president came to hear from us. I dont expect anything from the black community," Biden said Monday, insisting he has never taken its support for granted.

It is an approach that carries the risk of being drowned out by the much louder, more persistent voice of Trump. On Sunday, his campaign released a photo of him visiting the site of protests in Wilmington. Demings said she has also offered to have discussions with the Biden campaign on criminal justice reforms. In early May, he released his Plan for Black America, an economic- and education-focused agenda that included marijuana decriminalization. Much of Biden's campaign strategy centers on trying to draw a contrast with Trump on temperament and values.

Presidential candidates have just two weeks left to sharpen their attacks before the first primaries. Democratic strategist James Carville, a longtime Clinton adviser who managed Bill Clinton's 1992 presidential campaign, is a Hillary supporter and donor, but he does not have an official role in her campaign. Carville joins "CBS This Morning" to discuss which Democratic and Republican candidates he thinks will come out on top in the primaries.