James Carville, a prominent Democratic strategist, has publicly criticized JD Vance, the vice president, for his recent activities. During a segment on his Politics War Room podcast with co-host Al Hunt, Carville condemned Vance for two primary actions: his public support for Trump’s $3.3 trillion legislative package and his recent trip to the affluent Oxfordshire region in England. Carville referred to the location as ‘the Martha’s Vineyard of England,’ implying that it is a posh, exclusive place usually frequented by the wealthy. In his scathing remarks, Carville suggested that the Democratic Party should ‘kick the s— out of’ Vance every chance they get, highlighting what he perceives as Vance’s neglect of the working-class interests of American citizens. Carville’s comments stem from his belief that Vance’s actions are indicative of a disconnection from the average worker, a critical issue in the context of the current political climate, especially in light of the bill’s divisive nature and its potential economic implications. The vice president’s office has not yet issued a statement in response to these allegations.