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Democratic strategist James Carville recently offered some candid advice to his party about how to handle former President Donald Trump in the lead-up to the 2024 election. Appearing on MSNBC, Carville drew a comparison between Trump’s political style and legendary boxer Muhammad Ali, urging Democrats to take a more strategic approach when facing off against the former president. He said the key was to let Trump “punch himself out,” referring to Ali’s tactic of wearing down his opponents over several rounds before landing a decisive blow.

Carville, known for his blunt commentary, advised Democrats to avoid being distracted by the constant controversies and distractions Trump generates. Whether it’s bizarre headlines like his interest in buying Greenland or his ability to dominate the news cycle, Carville suggested that Democrats should “bob and weave,” patiently waiting for the right moment to strike. In his view, Trump’s true vulnerability lies in his inability to deliver on the promises that earned him millions of voters back in 2016—chiefly, his commitment to lowering costs and improving the economic situation for working Americans.

Carville pointed out that inflation has been a persistent issue, with everyday items like eggs skyrocketing in price. He noted that while Trump continues to draw attention to tangential issues, like personal scandals or foreign policy distractions, the real question for voters will be whether Trump can fulfill his core promises on economic relief.

“The price of eggs is still $4 a dozen,” Carville remarked, highlighting the disconnect between Trump’s rhetoric and the lived reality of many Americans. For Carville, the path to victory for Democrats is clear: stay focused on the issues that matter, don’t fall for the distractions, and wait for Trump to wear himself out. Only then will they be able to move in and win the fight.