Dang, I was just recognized by Jim Carville. I'm a somebody now!

In today's societal collapse I will wear that name proudly you messed up POS Carville. If my conservative presence has caused you, Jimmy Carville, to use dehumanizing, name calling and race baiting, I have won. You didn't shame me Jimmy boy, you just empowered me and let me know beyond any reasonable doubt, that conservatism is the proper and reasonable path for an exceptional society to grow with....you lizard head commie pinko...oops

Sorry for the rant, got all exited with the new label and all.....

For those of us not on a first name basis with him, how 'bout giving us a little hint to what you are referring to. Link?

He may be referring to James Carville. A Bill-Clinton-era political strategist famous for saying, re Paula Jones' lawsuit against Clinton, "drag a $100 bill through a trailer park and there's no telling what you'll turn up." (Or something like that.)

Carville called the Republicans at the recent SOTU address "White Trash." That's what this is about.

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Carville called the Republicans at the recent SOTU address "White Trash."

That's our boy. I can see him saying something like that.

Why is it that all the good parts of the Clinton era have gone away (a great economy, my youth, my 1988 BMW 528e), and the bad parts still fester perpetually?

Whatever happened to his wife? How those two remained married is beyond me.

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Originally posted by r0gue:
Why is it that all the good parts of the Clinton era have gone away (a great economy, my youth, my 1988 BMW 528e), and the bad parts still fester perpetually?

It’s like syphilus. It was fun catching it, but a lifetime of having VD isn’t.

Mary Matalin has been chief editor of Threshold Editions, a conservative publishing imprint at Simon & Schuster, since March 2005. Still married to Carville, living in Nola.

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Originally posted by Bulldog7972:
Whatever happened to his wife? How those two remained married is beyond me.

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Originally posted by CQB60:
Mary Matalin has been chief editor of Threshold Editions, a conservative publishing imprint at Simon & Schuster, since March 2005. Still married to Carville, living in Nola.

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Originally posted by Bulldog7972:
Whatever happened to his wife? How those two remained married is beyond me.

It was watching those two back in the day that confirmed to me that those in the media are nothing more than attention whores. They will say or do anything to maintain their attention. They don't even believe their own BS. It's all an act to keep up the illusion. Intellectual dishonesty at its best.

I sat next to Jimmy boy on a flight out of DC several years ago. He seems like a really creepy guy to me and I had ZERO conversations with him during the flight. Now, when I sat next to Arlo Guthries years ago, a bit of a different story.

I wonder what his wife has to say about that.

She is a conservative as he is liberal.

They used to work the same campaigns on opposite sides.

To them, it's a game and a great way to make money.

No matter who wins one of them is on the winning side.

Well, there was white trash at the SotU.
Pelosi, Schumer, Pencilneck, Romney, ect, ect.

What the hell is he talking about? He's white trash and proud of it!

Both James and his wife are just paid political operatives/consultants and he is all in on his job.
I'm not sure how much either one really believes what they say, it's just their job and he seems to think this is the way to keep it in the crazy left wing world today.
The far end of both parties has become an embarrassingly extreme freak show where winning, not necessarily doing the right thing, is all that counts (and pays).
Not unlike in the news media.

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Originally posted by NapoleonSolo:
I sat next to Jimmy boy on a flight out of DC several years ago. He seems like a really creepy guy to me and I had ZERO conversations with him during the flight. Now, when I sat next to Arlo Guthries years ago, a bit of a different story.

I would have enjoyed speaking with Arlo Guthrie. An icon of the 1960's counterculture, today he identifies more closely with Classic Liberalism than with the current brand of insane leftist ideology. James Carville on the other hand is little more than a carnival barker for the perennial Democratic sideshow.

I'm not so sure his wife is a conservative. It's not like the RNC (she was exec dir. there) and Bush 41 campaigns were bastions of hardcore conservatives. I will confess to having met her and she is a very nice person. I've seen Carville out jogging in Alexandria back in the day a few times and he looks like a James Bond villain.