Dana Loesch Rips Dems ‘Rich’ Criticism Of Party Chaos, Says They Should’ve Listened To Carville’s Warning

Conservative radio host Dana Loesch called out Democrat pundits for their “rich” vocal criticism of their party’s leadership Thursday evening on Fox News, saying they should’ve heeded Democratic strategist James Carville’s early warnings.

During both former President Joe Biden’s and former Vice President Kamala Harris’ campaigns, Democrats pushed their party’s leaders despite voters’ lack of connection to the party as the campaigns progressed. On “Jesse Watters Primetime,” Loesch called out CNN’s David Axelrod for his Monday interview with PBS’ Evan Smith, in which Axelrod asked whether history “will be kind” to how Harris ran her campaign.

“I think I said a decade ago that people on the right, that’s the new punk rock. It’s very against the grain, very against mainstream, which is apparently let Uncle Sam control your life. I have to say, too, when you play the audio of David Axelrod talking, he acts like the soothsayer, you know? He’s looking back, and he’s saying all these things trying to sound very wise,” Loesch said.

“David Axelrod was part of this. I mean, he was part of the Obama administration. They guided that administration into setting the stage for what Democrats have become today,” Loesch added. “So it’s incredibly rich for a lot of these people to make these remarks now because they’re safe, right? It doesn’t cost them anything to do it now.”

Throughout Harris’ campaign, Axelrod questioned the former vice president’s responses to critical issues such as the economy and whether she would have changed