Washington Examiner Senior Writer Joe Concha sounded off about Democratic strategist James Carville’s recent criticism of Vice President JD Vance’s trip to England. 

Carville ranted on his podcast, Politics of War, that Vance went to the “Martha’s Vineyard of England.”

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While in England on vacation, Vance spoke to U.S. troops stationed at the Royal Air Force Base in Fairford and met with foreign leaders, including British Foreign Minister David Lammy. 

“At this point [Carville] is only on because he says things in that Louisiana cajun accent that is usually provocative, and therefore that is what makes him interesting, I suppose,” Concha said on Fox & Friends. “But look at his record, the guy is always wrong.” 

Carville, the lead strategist in former President Bill Clinton’s successful 1992 presidential campaign, criticized Democrats for failing to target Vance in their political messaging. 

“Use JD Vance,” Carville said in Thursday’s episode of his podcast, “and just kick the s*** out of him every chance you get.”

Concha argued that Carville doesn’t have credibility, noting that he has often been wrong in the past, including predictions that former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton would win in a “landslide” in the 2016 election and that former Vice President Kamala Harris would beat President Donald Trump in the 2024 election.

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During an appearance on Fox & Friends on Friday, Concha said that Bill Clinton won in 1992 because of his “charisma” and former President George H.W. Bush was presiding over a recession. 

“[Carville] rode [Bill] Clinton’s coattails for that campaign,” Concha said. “He ran a campaign where it wasn’t so much [Clinton] needed a campaign manager to win that election.”