Democratic Party strategist and former Clinton advisor James Carville urged Democrats to take the fight to Republicans on reproductive issues this election cycle, suggesting that was the strongest angle to beat them on.

After speaking to CNN anchor Jim Acosta on Tuesday about divisions within the Democratic Party, particularly over President Biden’s support for Israel’s war against Hamas, Carville maintained that the party still has several advantages over Republicans going in the 2024 elections.

In addition to pointing out its financial advantage, he also noted that Democrats haven’t lost an election since the Dobbs ruling that ended Roe V. Wade in 2022, claiming it’s evidence that Democrats need to double down on reproductive rights going forward and "kick the living you know what" out of the GOP.

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He also encouraged Democrats to exploit their opponents to paint them as book burners. 

"My thought is Democrats need to go on offense strong and immediate with reproductive issues front and center, and also, don’t discount book burning," he said. 

Despite many Democrats worried about Biden’s poll numbers, Carville assured viewers that the Democratic Party is still strong electorally.

"And just right now, we’re winning elections left and right, Jim," he said. "We haven’t lost an election since Dobbs. That’s a fact. That’s an underreported and underappreciated fact. We have a financial advantage now."

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He advised Democrats to crush Republicans while they’re in a weakened state.

"I’m a big believer in politics, when you got somebody down, you just kick the living you know what out of 'em. And I think that’s what the White House needs to do, and I think Democrats around the country need to jump on this early and tank them," Carville said. 

Carville referenced the recent Alabama Supreme Court ruling that frozen embryos created during fertility treatments have the same status as children under state law in wrongful death lawsuits, mentioning it as one of those weak points for the GOP.

"This Alabama ruling is literally insane, and they’re not paying for it yet, and we’re not making them pay for it," he said. "And the White House always has somebody asking them a question. Let’s get the microphone in somebody else’s face here for a second."

While Carville supports Biden, he has not shied away from criticizing him, noting that his age and fitness for office are concerning heading into the 2024 race.