Democratic strategist James Carville doubles his advice to democrats, persuading the party leaders “Playing Passum” and “Sitc Back” because Trump’s “collapse” takes place.
“I tell the Democrats, just sit there, play the apricot. Let them go, let them go. Let’s reject the polls, and the collapse is already ongoing … just let the ball come to you. We don’t need to be aggressive now” , said the Fire Political Advisor “Hannity” on Thursday.
Of President Donald Trump Inauguration, many Democrats have held protests throughout the nation against him and the efforts of the Ministry of Government Efficiency of Elon Musk (Doge). Won these demonstrations, Carville recently said that the best thing that Democrats would do was answer “Nothing”.
“So the question is how democratic politicians would answer that? And what I think should do is what we call in rural America play Posum. Just let it go,” ” Carville said earlier this week at MSNBC “Beat with Ari Melber.”
Carville re -confirm his warnings to “Hannity”, where the host of Fox News, Sean Hannity, discussed the “Ragin ‘Cajun” about the current political landscape.
“Trump is at the moment of any president in US history the lowest rated president,” he said, citing the average pollClearpolitics poll.
Hannity opposed numerous surveys including Survey from CBS News/Youguv, suggesting that the ratings of the president are in a positive territory.
While Trump is never ashamed to share his achievements, Three new national surveys Posted on Wednesday indicates that his grades of approval have been slowly reduced since she took over the White House a month ago.
Forty -five percent of voters tested in Quinnipiac University’s study said they were approved Trump is dealing with his job As president, with 49% of the disapproval.
This was reduced from 46% -43% of the approval/disapproval in the Quinnipiac survey conducted in late January, during the first week of the President on duty after his inauguration.
The new national survey from Gallup pointed to the President at 45% of the approval and 51% of disapproval, which is less than 47% -48% of the approval/disapproval late last month.
According to a Reuters/Ipsos National Research Also published on Wednesday, the President exhibited 44% of approval and 51% of disapproval. Trump has registered 45% -46% approval/disapproval in the previous Reuters/IPSOS survey, which was conducted late last month during the first week of the president’s second administration.
Although some polls indicate that Americans have been divided at the work that Trump has been doing so far in his second administration, the return candidate secured the Presidency after a decisive victory in the November elections.
Carville, who projected the former Vice -President Kamala Harris He would win in the race, he was pressed on the missed menu.
“We went with our seventhora striker, and we lost at a point even a half. And we actually picked up a congress spot. So if you ask me, did I think she would win, and she wasn’t the one ‘if it showed that it was The point and a half races, that it was a race, quickly switched to his concern with the present.
The strategist pointed out several questions “of which I have deep and deep disagreements with the Republican Party,” including abortion, tax reduction and foreign policy.
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While Hannity pressed Carville on her criticism of her colleagues of Democrats and focusing a party on controversial questions like Transgender athletes in women’s sport And an illegal immigration, the famous adviser Bill Clinton replied, saying that he did not know the “no democrat” dealing with these issues.
“I’m not too worried about the high school meetings, but I’m worried about people having affordable health care. This is a difference between our two sides,” Carville said.
Anders Hagstr and Paul Steinhauser contributed to Anders Hagstr and Paul Steinhauser.
