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Carville Critique of Obama’s Oil Response Wrong. Region Must Reject Subjective Small Gov, No Regulation Stance #p2 #tcot #teaparty

Carville is being naïve for wanting the President have the federal government play a bigger role now. . The region of the country directly affected by this disastrous spill consists of a people who have bought into the GOP crap of small government and the desire for corporations being deregulated. Obama must let these… folks strongly and overtly request government resources and repudiate corporate de-regulation. Absent this, once Obama allows the government to take command, he owns it and BP will turn around and blame government for the further deterioration of this catastrophe.

Democratic strategist James Carville and MSNBC anchor Chris Matthews, two reliable supporters of President Barack Obama, have issued withering critiques of the administration’s handling of the Gulf oil spill.

Carville, the famously outspoken Louisianian who was a chief political aide to Bill and Hillary Clinton, told CNN’s Anderson Cooper on Thursday that the administration’s response to the spill has been "lackadaisical" and that Obama was "naive" to trust BP to manage the massive clean-up effort.

"I think they actually believe that BP has some kind of a good motivation here," he said. "They’re naive! BP is trying to save money, save everything they can… They won’t tell us anything, and oddly enough, the government seems to be going along with it! Somebody has got to, like shake them and say, ‘These people don’t wish you well! They’re going to take you down!’"

Carville also accused the White House of going along with what he called the "let BP handle it" strategy.

"I’m as good a Democrat as most people, and I think this administration has done some good things. They are risking everything by this ‘go along with BP’ strategy they have that seems like, lackadaisical on this, and Doug is right, they seem like they’re inconvenienced by this, this is some giant thing getting in their way and somehow or another, if you let BP handle it, it’ll all go away. It’s not going away. It’s growing out there. It is a disaster of the first magnitude, and they’ve got to go to Plan B."

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James Carville Takes On Obama On Oil Spill: He’s ‘Risking Everything’ With ‘Go Along With BP Strategy’

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