James Carville Says Trump Likely to Quit Office After Upcoming Election Loss

During a Saturday interview, Carville described Trump as a “washed-up, fat, old man” and asserted the president lacks the stamina to handle current crises. He said Trump will suffer a “massive loss in November” and will ultimately quit the job. Carville’s remarks came amid a string of Republican setbacks, including stalled nominations and legislative defeats, while polls show the party facing losses in the midterms. The comments also referenced recent criticism of a failed Lincoln Memorial renovation and ongoing challenges in the Iran conflict.

On a Saturday broadcast, veteran Democratic operative James Carville labeled President Donald Trump a “washed-up, fat, old man” and warned that the president will eventually walk away from the White House. He told a host at one outlet that Trump is poised for a “massive loss in November” and will ultimately quit, citing a lack of energy and intellect to manage mounting crises. Carville’s prediction arrived as Republicans grapple with setbacks such as two Senate refusals to confirm an attorney-general nominee, a stalled SAVE America Act, and criticism over a failed Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool renovation.

The ongoing Iran war, now in its sixth month, and rising gas prices have added pressure, while recent polls show the GOP trailing in upcoming midterm elections. Former White House communications director Alyssa Farah Griffin noted Trump’s refusal to focus on the economy, and one outlet's poll placed his approval at a historic low. The White House has not responded to requests for comment.