Recent discussions stirred by seasoned Democratic strategist James Carville have reignited the conversation about former President Joe Biden’s public image and legacy. Carville, during a session on the “Politics War Room” podcast, voiced his concern that Biden’s political standing has become difficult to maintain.

Carville even went as far as to suggest that Biden might benefit from stepping back to his home in Rehoboth Beach, Delaware, to steer clear of ongoing public examination and controversy. These insights draw attention to the notion that Biden’s actions have inadvertently led to a waning interest in his viewpoints and leadership.

According to Carville, the former president seems to have distanced himself not just from the general populace but also from pivotal figures within his own party. “He’s done so much to tarnish his image that people simply do not want to listen to him anymore,” Carville shared during the interview.

He argued that this estrangement was more a result of Biden’s own decisions over the years rather than external political pressures or incorrect party strategies.

Carville also criticized Biden’s repeated assertions about his hypothetical electoral success if he had continued in the political race longer. He deemed these claims unrealistic, noting that the current political climate and public sentiment no longer align with such hopeful predictions.

Furthermore, Carville highlighted how Biden’s personal clashes—from public disagreements with notable figures like Jill Biden to contentious interactions with political commentators—have eroded his credibility.

Carville believes that Biden’s once-respected career, marked by decades of service, now seems dimmed by what he describes as a “final act” that doesn’t resonate with the American public.