James Carville Criticizes Trump Administration's Handling of Economy and Policy

The Democratic strategist called the administration a 'total meltdown,' citing market instability, policy decisions, and struggles to connect with voters.

James Carville described the Trump administration as being in a 'total meltdown,' pointing to economic instability and policy controversies.
Carville criticized the administration's handling of the stock market, which he claimed has declined since Trump took office, despite recent improvements.
He highlighted issues like cuts to veterans' healthcare and national parks as key concerns that Democrats should address to resonate with voters.
The debate also touched on the deportation of Mahmoud Khalil, a student visa holder involved in pro-Palestinian activism, which Carville suggested could complicate Democrats' messaging.
Carville argued that Democrats should focus on economic policies that make life more affordable and address what he called 'collapsing markets' to regain voter support.