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Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-N.Y.) on Sunday quipped at Democratic strategist James Carville, who recently argued that “too many preachy females” have damaged President Joe Biden’s appeal in the eyes of male voters, particularly Black men.
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Longtime Democratic strategist James Carville blamed “too many preachy females” in the party for decreasing President Joe Biden’s appeal to men, especially minority voters.
The co-hosts of "The Big Weekend Show" on Sunday discussed Democratic strategist James Carville’s recent comments where he blamed ‘preachy females’ for Biden’s polling numbers.
Democratic Party strategist James Carville said on Wednesday President Biden should let others do the "wet work" for him when it comes campaigning against former President Trump.
Liberal comedian "Bill Maher" knocked President Biden for being "selfish" as he seeks reelection, insisting Democrats would win in November if he were to drop out.
James Carville didn’t hold back Wednesday as he went after “evil” North Carolina Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson, a conspiracy theorist who won the state’s Republican primary for governor this week.
As a Joe Biden v Donald Trump election rematch looms, much is at stake. From the future of reproductive rights to the chances of meaningful action on climate change, from the strength of US support for Ukraine in its war with Russia to the fate of democracy in America itself, existential issues are set to come to the fore.