JAMES CARVILLE: Too many Democrats are losing their minds over Trump. It doesn’t have to be this way

February 25, The New York Times A comment article was published, and I urge Democrats to act cautiously when dealing with the new incumbent administration. More specifically, I call for a “tactical pause” that will allow Democrats to “regroup, seek to look forward to and decide where we want to go in the next two years”. The reaction to the work is predictable and frustrating – a double-sided condemnation.

Estimable commentator Molly Jong-Fast Democratic Party To welcome global media, “make noises on TV and social media” to deal with the chaos caused by the Trump administration. Meanwhile, on the Pacific Coast, California Democratic Governor Gavin Newsom The new podcast with Charlie Kirk, “This is Gavin Newsom”, shared with me his disagreement with me.

We saw Newsom/Jong-fast/Green Strategy-Panke Set, Paddle and Dry-style Alumni Board of Directors last Tuesday night.

DN.Y. Rep. Nydia Velazquez held a protest sign with fellow Democrats (Winning McNamee/Pool via Reuters)

In sharp contrast, D-Mich. Senator Elissa Slotkin took the Carvillian approach and the reactions they both solicited.

Cavill scolds Democrats for “stupidity” in Trump’s speech, and we are facing “the greatest danger” in 80 years

I think it’s obvious that for anyone and everyone, Democrats’ responses require intentional, determination and dignity, rather than “the allegations of light brigades.”

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I know Democrats are anxious and demanding more, but there is something called the Calendar and there are plenty of opportunities.

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When I think of what is about to happen, I think of former British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan: “Event, dear boy, event.”