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The Way Forward

stopdiggin

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7. wrong - on at least a couple different levels

Reply to anamnua (Original post)

Wed Apr 2, 2025, 10:00 PM

Apr 2

But Carville has been at least consistent in pushing this 'passive aggressive' nostrum.

(there really isn't any question that Ds don't have any significant levers or power right at the moment - but that doesn't preclude us from highlighting gross INSANITY as it rears its head - and contrasting that against what 'responsible' policy and government looks like ... "Remember not so long ago ... When people actually thought that school children were worth investing in - and those that lived in crumbling areas, might actually deserve a break .. ?" )

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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