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"It's the economy, stupid," was the message that Democratic political strategist James Carville kept repeating to Bill Clinton in the 1992 campaign against then-President George H.W. Bush.

George Stephanopoulos has a new job , but his friend James Carville doesn't want his former Clinton campaign colleague to leave This Week , which has cachet within the Beltway, in order to host Good Morning America , which is enormously profitable, reports Politico .

Those who followed politics in the early 1990s will recall the impact that "bond market vigilantes" had on the Clinton Administration's fiscal policies.

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Hillary hedges on Obama's Afghanistan deadline, McCain responds to Palin's charges, and Mary Matalin finds a new way to mock James Carville.

Take it from James Carville and Stanley Greenberg, whose Democracy Corps email update this morning included the following hard hitting analysis: The incredibly low standing of the Republican brand has the Democrats retaining a small but stable lead on the named congressional ballot and shows President Obama with a strong lead in a potential 2012 ...

Ben Stein made an indirect reference to the ClimateGate e-mail scandal during a face-off with Democratic strategist James Carville on Wednesdaya s Situation Room: a oeThe truth is, wea ve now got a lot of data coming out that the scientific community who are on the side of anthropogenic global warming were cooking the data and were suppressing data ...

They are such opposites in politics, clashing so often on candidates and policies, that it's not crazy to wonder if James Carville and Mary Matalin's show isn't just an act.

During the 1992 Presidential campaign, strategist James Carville hung a sign inside the Little Rock, Arkansas campaign headquarters for Bill Clinton that said, "the economy, stupid." The future president's campaign then used the phrase "it's the economy, stupid" to shine the light on the fact that in tough economic times, the federal government ...

James Carville and Mary Matalin will talk politics and current events at 7 p.m. on Dec.

James Carville and Mary Matalin are the next speakers in the Kumpuris Lecture Series.

Back in 1993, James Carville - frustrated over the way fear of rising interest rates was crimping the Clinton agenda - declared, I used to think if there was reincarnation, I wanted to come back as the president or the pope or a .400 baseball hitter.

If we can effectively promote economic recovery, many of our other issues will fall into place.

Here is video of Larry King Live last night where a panel discussed Sarah Palin and her new book tour for "Going Rogue." James Carville said he thought her first interview with Oprah went well, and that "she served notice on the Republican Party" that she is a serious player for the 2012 Nomination.

Every day I get messages on my phone or in my e-mail from the Democratic party that trashes citizens worried about Obama.

In a piece by Michael Calderone & Daniel Libit on Politico.com , an argument is made that for this year's election cycle, cable and broadcast news had been usurped by Twitter streams of influential political pros.

Democratic and Republican consultants will gather at Tulane University Monday and Tuesday for the first political summit of the Bipartisan Policy Cente r. James Carville and Mary Matalin are hosts for the Bipartisan Policy Center event.

The New York Times took a look at the phenomenonon that is our hometown congressman this past weekend in a piece that's pretty good.

Thus the phrase hung in Bill Clinton's Little Rock campaign HQ by James Carville in 1992.

Posted by ESPN.com's Tim Graham For those unlucky souls who weren't able to behold the wonder as it scrolled down your monitors, I conducted a two-hour chat Friday that bordered on rapturous .