Longtime Democratic Party strategist James Carville scorched President Trump and Republicans for changing their tune on the economic consequences of the policies they ran on.

Renowned Democratic strategist James Carville has delivered a stunning prediction that the Trump administration is in the “midst of a collapse” and will crumble within four to six weeks. Carville, 80,

Longtime political consultant James Carville predicted that the bottom’s about to fall out for President Donald Trump and his MAGA agenda when it comes to support from the voting public. And he warned the president it would happen within a month.

Not one to mince words even in the best of times, Democratic strategist James Carville eviscerated President Donald Trump after his shockingly undiplomatic meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on Friday.

James Carville revealed to Piers Morgan that watching Joe Biden's sole debate with Trump was so "brutal" he turned to self-medicating and country tunes. The post James Carville Was So Horrified By Trump-Biden Debate He Turned To Self-Medicating and Country Music After Three Minutes first appeared on Mediaite.

James Carville sparked controversy by suggesting that President Donald Trump’s erratic behavior during his Oval Office clash with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky could be linked to syphilis. In a viral YouTube video,

James Carville took to social media to share his thoughts on President Donald Trump's behavior with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky in the Oval Office today

Democratic strategist James Carville said Tuesday that he was so exasperated with President Donald Trump’s administration that he was struggling to refrain from “punching” his computer. Carville’s comments on “The Situation Room” followed those of Democratic Texas Rep.

The veteran political strategist says the administration is "in the midst of a collapse" and that Democrats need to "just lay back."

James Carville says that he thinks Donald Trump has syphilis as he says "i'm just asking questions" in a video posted on YouTube that received over 30,000 views in two hours