Democratic strategist of veteran James Carville spoke sincerely about his distorted prediction that the then president of Vice Kamala Harris He would win the 2024 presidential election.
In the last weeks of the election cycle, Carville made media rounds, expressing the belief that Democrats would prevent President Donald Trump from the White House, even rated in the New York Times entitled “Three reasons I Kamala Harris won.”
“The polls even looked okay? I thought Harris had more money. She also had more locations at the exhibitions, she had more handles, she definitely had a better surrogation with two former presidents outside. Trump started with Scott Bai or something … and I thought that a combination of all this would be worth a half. Fox News Digital in an interview.
Happens to be done by Trump by winning the national voting with a point and a half over Harris and eventually won the Presidency with 312 election voice.
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Democratic strategist of veteran James Carville thought about his prediction that then President Kamal Harris would win the 2024 elections in an interview with Fox News Digital. (Screen/HBO shot)
“Repeat the oldest policy lesson. The biggest motivator of response, voting, persuasion is the reason. If you have no reason, you cannot [win]”Carville said.” People had reason to vote for Trump. One of the reasons they were looking for, I should have taken it into more accounts, people wanted some changes. “
Carville recalled Harris’ Now -sted occurrence on “The View” When asked her what he called “the cash question:” What would she do differently from President Joe Biden? She replied, “Nothing comes to mind.”
“She pierces him completely,” Carville said. “Well, 70% of people, we’ll have time to claim whether they are right or wrong, 70% of people want something different. Well, give them that! … [Say] Everything you want except “I can’t think of anything.” An even worse answer ever given. Ever given. “
Carville declared then President Kamal Harris, handed over “the worst answer ever given” when she said, “there is no thing that comes to my mind” about what would change from Biden Presidency. (Screen shots/ABC News)
Since her defeat against Trump, Harris has already generated a buzz for driving in 2028, as an early poll shows that she dominates her in the field of potential democratic rivals (although the name recognition is probably a powerful factor). Some also floated it as a leading Democratic candidate at the 2026 Californarian elections in 2026 after his current governor, Gavin News, left his duty.
Asked if Harris should or run for governor 2026 or president in 2028, Carville refrained from a strong position.
“I do not suggest that someone needs or does not have to run for duty,” Carville said. “If he runs for the president again, he must be a much better candidate than she was in 2024. Maybe he is.”
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Former Clinton operative remained convinced that Harris would be a “much better candidate” if Democrats had been open basic basic monitoring after Biden’s abrupt exit from the 2024 race, transferring those like CNN commentator Bakari Sellars to talk to such an idea, something Carville suggested that his party mourned.
But when asked if it was up to him if he wanted to see Harris running again, he didn’t take a firm attitude again.
“Well, I mean, first of all, I think everyone should run,” Carville said. “I have a lot of friends. And Would Say You Should Run. You Know, The More, The Merrier, and Think. And Look, She’s A Former Vice President. She’s A Former Prosecutor in a Big City, Apparently Very Good at it. She’s A former State Attorney General. Impressive Resumes, and Mean, Who Am and Say? But She Certainly Passes Anything You Say About Who Could Run for President.
Carville insisted that former Vice -President Kamal Harris was a “much better candidate” that Democrats held the basic basic to compete in the following of the exit of President Biden from the race. (Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images)
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Carville confessed, “I was not wrong,” and in 2024, his prediction was “a mistake”, emphasizing the democracy that it was okay to admit when they were guilty.
“The public will never worry about whether you are wrong. When they will include you when you are boring or predictable. They don’t like it,” Carville told Fox News Digital. “If you don’t say something in a colorful way of people, you know what you are saying? These are things. And I think the public is just tired of chatting points. They are just worn out.”
Fox News’ Nikolas Lanum contributed to this report.
