Carville’s Continued Opposition to Trump

Democratic strategist James Carville reaffirmed his strong opposition to President Donald Trump in a video on Politicon released on Monday.

Throughout Trump’s second term, Carville’s demeanor often reflected frustration. He stated his intention to stay “sane” amid the chaos rather than allow himself to regress during this time.

“I’m going to go crazy. It’s going to be crazy. I’m going to throw things…just a rage,” Carville remarked. “For those who feel this overwhelming anger and hatred, know we’re in this together. We remember what this country was and could be, and we dislike what it is today.”

He continued, “We loathe every minute of it. We’re not going to change. Our vision is evolving. You might mock or pity us, but we aren’t changing our views or backing down, not at all.”

In another Politicon video shared earlier, Carville expressed outrage over Trump’s comments about California Governor Gavin Newsom’s dyslexia, implying it disqualified him for the presidency. “I love that I am dyslexic. I can focus all day on how much I hate you,” he remarked. “I want to ask anyone assisting those with learning disabilities—how can you hate him as much as I do?”

The strategist also directed a pointed message at Trump in a separate video before the Feb. 24 State of the Union address, saying it was a “personal message.” “When I say this, hold still, you son of a bitch. People hate you,” he stated.

Commenting on Carville’s tone, ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith noted that he seemed “half crazy” during a March 12 episode of Carville’s podcast, “Political War Room.”