James Carville: There Is 'No One' In Charge Of The Democratic Party, Senate Changes In 2018 Look Bleak

GP -- Democrat strategist James Carville sounded the alarm recently about the Democrat Party saying that “no one” is in charge and that he is not optimistic about the Democrats taking back the Senate in 2018.

Sunday, on New York’s AM 970, Carville commented that “no one” was in charge of the Democrat Party.

"[If] a party is out of power and we don’t have a presidential candidate there is no one going to be in charge until sometime in 2020 when we choose a presidential candidate. I think right now most Democrats are trying to focus on the 2018 elections and trying to recruit people and keep incumbents, and, you know, I would say we have a pretty good chance of taking the House back. The Senate is very, very difficult."

Carville, commenting on the Senate, brought up some of the most basic facts that Democrats seem to be avoiding the painful reality of:

“The problem in the Senate is we have a large number of seats we have to hold in states that Donald Trump carried. Indiana, Missouri, you know, places like that we have to hold seats.”

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Blog Author's Comments: We could almost forget about the people like Carville and the Democrat Party for now, if the Republican’s would put their energy behind what has to be done and what their voters cared about, instead of promoting themselves and grandstanding. They would not now be struggling like they are. I believe that Donald Trump's base will continue to support him, they want him to be successful and they know where the problem is within the GOP.

"James Carville: Dems Face an Uphill Battle if They Want to Win Back the Senate in 2018" It seems as if the many hard right Republicans and Democrats combined, already have control of the Senate. If you factor in John McCain, Mitch McConnell, Rand Paul, Lindsay Graham, Susan Collins, Roy Blunt, John Cornyn and John Thune. These people are controlling the Senate. This is the real reason the Senate cannot get a repeal bill completed and to President Trump’s desk to be signed into law, or any other Trump inspired campaign promise for that matter.

Is it too much to expect that while Trump is the president a few RINO’s will lose their primaries to newcomers and the GOP can have some fresh minds in the Senate? At this point in time the Republican Party is fighting against President Trump more than the Democrats are. The GOP has a showdown brewing within itself. The Never Trumpers against the Pro-Trump people and it does not seem as if the divide is small.

And we still have the Democrats and the strong arm of their party, The Mainstream Media, who will not come to grips with the fact and themselves, that Hillary was a terrible candidate, ran a bad campaign and is a dangerous and extreme person, which is part of the reason that Donald Trump now occupies the White House.

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"Trump Has Nothing But The
People That Voted For Him"

Hey Obama - What Took You So Long?

New Republican National Committee (RNC) Ad that asks President Obama about the Gulf Oil Spill Crisis, "What Took You So Long?"


Would one have ever believed that the RNC could ever have used James Carville, against a Democrat President?

It is almost 60 days since the spill occurred and it is still leaking massive amounts of oil. The Dutch offered to fly their skimmer arm systems to the Gulf three days after the oil spill started.

The offer was apparently turned down because EPA regulations do not allow water with oil to be pumped back into the ocean. We should have been using these skimmer boats from the beginning, when the Dutch made the offer.

Finally the Dutch oil skimmers are being used. They have only been working for approximately eight days with good results.

The Oil Spill Continues - Obama Does Nothing

What a surprise. James Carville who 95% of the time will back the liberal Democrats, is speaking out against Obama. The majority of the media is still protecting Obama.

Obama and his administration have up to this point not treated the BP oil spill as though it was all that important to them. Hey Obama, where have you been? Why have you not been pushing BP and consulting any and all of the experts in the world for a way to cap this well and stop the oil leak? I assume he had more important issues to deal with. The man-child insists he has been on the job since day one.

On "Good Morning America" the Democrat strategist James Carville said about the current regime. The "political stupidity is unbelievable. Carville also said, "the president doesn't get down there in the middle of this, I have no idea why they did not seize this thing and I have no idea of why their attitude was so hands off here."



This Thursday, Obama will announce new tactics his government will take to prevent any future oil spills. On Friday Obama will visit the gulf coast. Only his second visit since the start of the spill which was over five weeks ago.

Carville said the Obama response to the BP spill can only be called "lackadaisical." Obama is blaming the Bush administration when he should have done more and his administration should have worked closely with BP to come up with a way to cap the spill.

We are into week six of this oil spill, now BP has come up with an idea which could stop the leak. They have run the idea past the Coast Guard and they have said, okay, try it. But who will take credit for the solution if BP's fix works? Barack Hussein Obama.

He will tell us that he has been on top of this from the beginning. The man is a total incompetent who would rather point fingers than do the work to fix the problem and find a solution. This is one he cannot fix by passing a bill to spend billions of dollars.

Karl Rove has said: "Could this be Mr. Obama's Katrina?"

After hurricane Katrina, federal obligation was to "support State and local assistance efforts" by providing whatever resources a governor requests and then writing checks for the cleanup. Mr. Bush had to deal with a Louisiana governor and a New Orleans mayor who were, by federal law, in charge. They did not take action before the storm hit and were not able to handle the crisis.

The BP oil well was drilled in Federal waters, so Washington, not Louisiana should be in charge. It is the responsibility of the Obama administration. But once BP comes up with a fix, the President will find a way to take the credit.

[From Michelle Malkin, May 27, 2010, 1:00 p.m. Eastern:]
Summary of Obama’s oil spill remarks at today's press conference: Bush at fault. Cozy regulators at fault.
Solution: More government, no more drilling.

Obama defends his sluggish response. Bottom line: You all are too stupid and uninformed to realize that this has been his “highest priority” and that the White House has been “singularly focused” on the oil spill.

Obama: “Those who think we were slow in our response or lacked urgency don’t know the facts.” “I’m confident that people are going to look back and say that this administration was on top of what was an unprecedented crisis.”

h/t: jammiewearingfool, abcnews, michellemalkin