Democratic Strategist James Carville Compares Biden Approval Rating To Seeing Your Grandma Naked

Democratic strategist James Carville is not liking what he's seeing from President Biden's approval ratings and he had a colorful — and somewhat disturbing — way to describe just how bad they are.

"It’s like walking in on your grandma naked," Carville said of the President’s poor approval rating to the The New York Times. "You can’t get the image out of your mind."

He could have said, "Worse than waking up to a drifter wielding a rusty machete over you" or "Worse than taking a sip of something you thought was unsweetened ice tea, only for it to be sweet tea" (which feels like getting electrocuted for some reason).

But he didn't. He went this route. 

And it wasn't a naked grandma, it was specifically your naked grandma.

I think you could accidentally walk in on someone else's grandma naked. You wouldn't be happy about it, but I feel like you could still function.

You're own grandma? Oof. That's rough, pal…

After you snap out of being frozen like you stared into the eyes of Medusa, the first thing you'd do is call a therapist. It would just be more of a reflex because you'd know you need help to work through whatever it was you just witnessed.

It would take years of cognitive behavioral therapy for you to even be able to look at a leather jacket again, let alone wear one.

I think we'd all rather walk in on the naked old lady from The Shining than our own naked grandma.

James Carville says President Biden's numbers are worse than something as traumatizing as that.

Democratic strategist James Carville called out the Democrat Party's abundance of "preachy females." (Photo by Jason Kempin/Getty Images for Politicon )

However, Carville said that he thought Biden has done a good job (yeah; I know, he's still a Democrat strategist), which makes his assessment of those numbers a bit more damning. 

But he doesn't think the problem is with the President, he argued it was with the Democrat Party, specifically the abundance of, as he put it, "preachy females."

"'Don't drink beer. Don't watch football. Don't eat hamburgers. This is not good for you.' The message is too feminine.'"

Well, I think we can all agree with the Ragin' Cajun on that one…