James Carville is an annoying prick. He thinks he know everything. They should bring back the 'know nothing party' so he can join.

Christ on crutches, get this speech-impediment victim off the TV. . .

This guy wrote the book on polarization. I can't stand even to watch him speak on the tube.

Why I, or anyone, watches this goofball, is beyond me. Sometimes I watch just to be able to shout back at him (a pretty dumb thing to do inasmuch as he's coming to me via a TV screen). He's a good spin-meister. The world is a funny place, as his union with Mary Matalin plainly reflects.

UPDATE: Late in the election night coverage, on CNN, Carville recognized that Ohio would fall to Bush (CNN waited until the next day to project it) and read the tea leaves, saying the party would have to reassess its message in the face of such a resounding defeat. He gained my respect by stating what was difficult to say, at a very difficult moment for him personally and professionally. ORIGINAL COMMENT (7/28/04): The high (or maybe low) point of his stellar career was the comment pertaining to Paula Jones when he was spear-catching for Bill Clinton, Yeah, you drag hundred dollar bills through the trailer park, and this is what you're gonna get. Mary Matalin's place in heaven will surely be high.

The Ragin Cajun is nothing more than a kneejerk Democrat. Rarely will he deviate from the party line and rarely does he have anything worthwhile to say. He can be entertaining though--only polarizing however to partisans.

you know someone is polarizing when his wife refers to him as serpent head.