Although his father's presidency ended this past January, Hunter Biden has continued to direct criticism towards other Democrats.

That penchant brought a crushing response from longtime Democratic strategist James Carville, who recently alleged that Hunter is guilty of damaging the party. 

Carville says Hunter "did some really stupid godd--n things"

According to Breitbart, Carville made that assertion during a recent conversation with "Politics War Room" podcast host Al Hunt.

Carville maintained that Hunter "did some really stupid godd--n things," such as receiving $50,000 per month from the Ukrainian energy company Burisma.

Meanwhile, Hunt reacted to the angry rant which Hunter directed towards former President Barack Obama for helping his father leave the stage following a 2024 fundraising event in Los Angeles.

Carville: Hunter should "do the simple thing and just shut the f--k up"

"For God’s sakes, he needed to be helped off the stage. He was a doddering old man," Hunt said in defense of Obama's actions.

Carville agreed, remarking, "I mean, if he cared so much about his father, it looks like he wouldn’t have done so much shit to embarrass him. Getting him on the phone and whatever."

"And I don’t criticize President Biden for pardoning his own son. I think he was a target of malicious prosecution, but I think he was guilty of some s--t, okay?" the political strategist continued.

"He wasn’t like Chelsea Clinton or anything like that. He was not, he traded on his family name," Carville insisted. "But it would look like after you gone through all of that. You would do the simple thing and just shut the f--k up."

Hunter said Obama's behavior "really p---ed me off"

Fox News reported last month that Hunter's comments concerning Obama were made to ABC News reporter Jonathan Karl while the latter was conducting research for his new book titled "Retribution: Donald Trump and the Campaign That Changed America."

"I almost jumped up on the stage and said, 'Don't ever f--king do that to the president of the United States again -- ever,'" Karl quoted Hunter as saying.

Axios cited an additional quote of Hunter declaring that he knew the image of Obama putting his arm around the then-president "was going to be a meme" before adding, "That really, really, really, really p---ed me off."

What's more, Meanwhile, the Washington Post noted earlier this year how Hunter argued that his father could have beaten President Donald Trump if only others in his own party had not forced him to suspend his campaign.