I’m now self-appointed chairman of Louisianians for Fetterman in a general election.
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James Carville is a prominent American political consultant and commentator, best known for his role as the lead strategist for Bill Clinton's successful 1992 presidential campaign. A member of the Democratic Party, Carville has been influential in shaping modern campaign strategies and is recognized for his ability to connect with voters. He was born on March 25, 1944, in Louisiana, where he has remained a significant figure in both state and national politics. Carville is also known for his engaging personality and sharp wit, often appearing in media to discuss political issues and strategies.
They don`t care if you go out in front of their house. Instead of these people being in Washington and going to coffee shops and Adams Morgan, they need to get rid of the mall, they need to be in Lansing, they need to be in Harrisburg…
The person that`s going to watch the midterm elections the closest is one Samuel Alito. And if it turns out, (INAUDIBLE) to say, it`s a big Republican victory, that`s just going to tell him to high ball, green light it.
If the Democrats don`t wake up and understand what they`re dealing with and unify and get behind us and get out of Washington and get out of New York and get out in the rest of the country and understand the threat we`re against we`re…
If we don’t win this Senate seat in November, not us, the Democrats, the country is in really, really deep trouble.
It’s time to wake up and start branding them and branding ourselves to talk about the things we’ve done.
This is not -- this is -- you look at their commentators. They are out actually pulling for Russia.
The number of children that have been lifted out of poverty, you know, the real things that are happening in this country that I think the president’s done a magnificent job.
Old Moscow Mitch is up to his usual tricks. You know, he had quite a few dealings with the Russians.
If you don`t see that and you`re not outraged and doesn`t make you want to vote, I can`t do anything for you.
So, this idea that he hadn`t done anything for anybody, particularly the Democratic base is just insane.
Thank you. No, some Democrats need to shut up and quit saying the President hadn`t done anything for you, because he`s done a lot.
If inflation is eight and a half percent in November, we’re going to lose. OK? If wage growth is 6 percent, inflation is 4 percent, you might be in the game, but you got to -- you need a little luck here.
They always have wanted to raise taxes on working people, so they can pay for the taxes for their donors, rich people.
Well, some of this is disorder, the foreign policy stuff, gas prices. And as this recovery is impressive -- in 1994, the economy of the United States was actually getting pretty good.
I think he was kind of almost experiencing -- this was -- he was kind of born to be president at this moment. And I certainly hope that`s the case. And I think he`s doing a good job so far.
We need to remind people of that. And that that's good policies, we can put it fine.





