the Constitution gives the Congress of a considerable amount of power and dictating how federal elections are won.
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Carville discusses the power of Congress in regulating federal elections and the necessity of House Bill 1.
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We get subjugated by some of the more outspoken people who, by the way, [are] not even Democrats.
Let’s negotiate a terms of a schism here. Maybe we can part under some kind of advantageous terms for both of us, but I’m done. And I’m not in that f—ing political party.
Most of these [Democratic Socialists of America] types can’t stand the Democrats. In fact, El-Sayed himself has said the Democrats are as much of a problem as the Republicans, which I disagree with. But when I look at him and I look at…
Maybe he has some animosity because he tried twice to get the Democratic nomination for president and he failed rather spectacularly both times.





