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James Carville tossed off some odd insights in his attempt to discredit Christine O’Donnell. Apparently the Democrats are making a concerted effort to court the massive “people who masturbate” voting bloc and have already conceded America to the Iranians: James Carville and Dana Loesch sparred about that 1996 MTV tape where Christine O’Donnell compared masturbation to adultery. “In terms of getting into the bedroom, this woman has run against masturbation. That seems to me to be a lot of government intrusion to be honest with you,” Carville said on “GMA.” “She is a very fiscal conservative, she doesn’t believe in...

The fun starts around 2/3 of the way into the video with the punch line at the very end.

James Carville’s Democracy Corps commissioned a poll at the end of July to test the mood of the electorate, and Brian Faughnan of Liberty Central gleefully discovers that voters are furious at Democrats. Despite the “Recovery Summer” sales pitch by the White House, voters are growing increasingly pessimistic about the economy, and increasingly inclined to deliver a protest vote in November. Brian points to a few of the charts included in the analysis from Citizen Opinion, Carville’s pollster, and this one seems most relevant:

Here are the latest findings from Democracy Corp, the group headed by James Carville and Stanley Greenberg: "Monthly tracking from Citizen Opinion shows troubling trends in the public’s experience, perceptions and conclusions. Virtually every personal measure has returned to the lowest point on our seven months of tracking and macro-expectations have darkened too. These shifts coincide with news in July of slower job growth, persistently high unemployment and weaker than expected 2nd quarter GNP growth. These darkening perceptions have consequences: Democrats are lagging further behind Republicans on which party can best deal with the economy." The analysis goes on to...

James Carville runs Democracy Corps, a liberal political-action group that also does regular polling on elections and issues. Normally it provides the Left with interesting, if not necessarily compelling, data for debate, but today’s poll results have plenty for the Right to discuss. Not only does it show Barack Obama underwater on job approval, it also shows that Obama has created a wide impression that he is a socialist in practice, as Jim Geraghty points out: Deep in the poll, they ask, “Now, I am going to read you a list of words and phrases which people use to describe...

As I live and breathe I never expected to hear Democrats aggressively urge the Obama administration to lift the bans on deep water oil drilling, but that’s exactly what’s happening. For one rare political moment in history, some well known Democrat names are not only joining in the chorus calling for less government intrusion, they are actually leading the charge. James Carville has been making the rounds and, not only is he critical of the Obama response or lack thereof, he is renouncing the moratorium on drilling, loudly. “We’re dying down here” has been his mantra, and last night on...

A GREAT ad, brought to you by the RNC, opens Obama’s schedule over the last 2 months since the oil spill and highlights exactly what he’s been doing with his time. And it’s practically narrated by Matt Lauer and James Carville. Who has time to call the CEO of BP when you have golf, family vacations, golf, concerts, golf, fundraisers, meet with Bono, golf, Paul McCartney concert, date night…oh, and golf. I keep hearing, even in the liberal media, his lack of emotion. That’s apparent. Nobody is asking to see him cry. But it would be nice to know that...

Here is video of a new RNC Ad that asks President Obama about the Gulf Oil Spill Crisis, “What took you so long?” It’s a lovely thing when the RNC can use James Carville against a Democrat President!

As BP prepares to launch its seventh and riskiest plan to halt the flow of oil into the Gulf of Mexico, calls on the White House to intervene are growing. "This is literally a war we're in," Democratic strategist James Carville told "Good Morning America" today. "There are foreign substances invading our coastline." Last week, Carville called President Obama's response to what is poised to become the country's biggest environmental disaster on record "lackadaisical." Today he said Obama was doing "better," but said it's clear BP has lost control of the situation. "I do know, for too long, they were...

From the beginning, the Obama administration's way of dealing with criticism of the president's policies and decisions has been to claim that whoever is criticizing is just too ignorant to understand how brilliant President Obama is. It didn't matter whether it was the majority of the American people or political opponents, the counter attack was always the same. Now the tactic is spreading to his own supporters.

In the Gulf Coast oil spill, there is man vs. nature. Then there is James Carville vs. the White House. The irascible Democratic strategist has been on a rampage over the government handling of the spill in his native gulf region, accusing President Obama of "political stupidity" and saying the administration has been "lackadaisical." "It just looks like he's not involved in this," Carville said Wednesday on ABC's "Good Morning America." Visibly agitated, Carville said: "Man, you got to get down here and take control of this, put somebody in charge of this thing and get this moving. We're about...

In one of the most chiling and gripping video ads I’ve seen in a long time, this clip by the NRSC sure puts the problems with this administration in sharp focus. The video opens with Obama, in a critically harsh speech tearing Bush apart for Katrina, and vowing “Never again!” It progresses quickly with glimpses into how this inept and corrupt administration has handled each catastrophe and disaster it’s been handed. Obama and his cohorts in charge of these top administrative offices, ignore the problems as if it weren’t theirs, choosing instead to take vacations, play golf and pursue campaign...

More from James Carville, who has REALLY become “fit to be tied” over the BP oil spill and the slow response by the President Barak Obama White House. As I had said this morning to my friend and local mid-morning talk radio show host, Jim Vicevich on “Sound Off Connecticut” on WTIC AM, as soon as his show has started. Even the from President Obama’s liberal base, from the old msm, they are now turning against him.

As each new day comes, the American people is beginning to lose its patience with President Barak Obama on account of the massive oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico.

This is a riot: Carville blasts White House over rig spill reaction. "The political stupidity of this is just unbelievable.....the President needs to get down here and put somebody in charge, we're about to die down here!"

Another video of Carville, this time on ABC News with Stephy, Carville says: "The President doesn't get down here in the middle of this, his approval rating should be up 7 points right now, I have no idea of why they didn't seize this thing, I have no idea of why their attitude was so hand-offy here, it's just unbelievable"

At first, it was Rush Limbaugh who tagged the gusher in the Gulf "Obama's Katrina" -- but now two lions of the left are warning the White House that the administration's handing of the environmental catastrophe is inflicting long-term political damage. James Carville, a stalwart Obama defender -- and Louisiana native -- and MSNBC's Chris Mathews both voiced concerns about the president's handling of the spill, and Obama's decision to allow BP to take the lead on plugging the pipe, which has been pouring oil into the sea for a month. Their statements came on a day when the press...

Here is video of Democrat James Carville and Republican Bay Buchanan discussing the upcoming 2010 Midterm Election. They talked about a new Wall Street Journal poll that shows among "likely voters," Republicans have a 56%-36% lead in the generic ballot. That could signal an "epic election" is coming for Republicans. Even Carville seemed resigned to it.

Carville calls Palin and Santorum 'reptiles' By Eric Zimmermann - 04/22/10 02:39 PM ET James Carville upped the rhetoric against Republicans today, calling Sarah Palin and former Sen. Rick Santorum (R-Pa.) "reptiles." In a fundraising letter for the DCCC, Carville blasts Palin and Santorum for campaigning for the Republican candidate in the special election to replace late Rep. Jack Murtha (D-Pa.). "First there was Sarah Palin. Now we can add another Republican reptile from the past trying to help the GOP win House races this year - former Pennsylvania Senator Rick Santorum," Carville said. The Democratic strategist also had some...

On 'GMA' this morning, James Carville wasn't as optimistic as House Speaker Nancy Pelosi. Not sure that Democrats have the votes to pass the President's plan, Carville is sure that failure will be the "Waterloo" predicted by GOP Senator Jim DeMint. “If it goes down" Carville said, "it’s gonna be a simple statement: the Democrats can’t govern. They came in with a majority promising health care and they came away with nothing.”