Democratic political strategist James Carville breaks down ‘stupid awakening’ as root of Terry McAuliffe defeat Virginia Democrats suffered defeats across the board along with the gubernatorial race – and urged party members to defer a backlash.
The ‘Ragin’ Cajun’ that helped run bill clinton Race to Victory was aimed at cultural conflicts over education and police funding in 1992, when Repulbican Glen Youngkin ousted McAuliffe by winning over suburban areas. Joe Biden Just a year ago.
‘What went wrong is just stupid sleep. don’t just look at Virginia and new Jersey. Look at Long Island, look at Buffalo, look at Minneapolis, even look at Seattle, Washington,’ Carville said while ticking off the election results in an appearance on PBS News Hour.
‘I mean, this “defy the police” madness, it takes Abraham Lincoln’s name out of schools. I mean that – people see it,’ he said.
He said Terry McAuliffe was “stuck in something national” and blamed it for his loss (McAuliffe also has a strong connection to Clinton).
The party suffered a series of defeats on Tuesday, after a Democratic strategist torn into a ‘stupid awakening’ that it was stifling the Democratic vote.
Voters in Minneapolis voted to attempt to replace the police department in the city where George Floyd was murdered.
Carville criticized activists and progressives for hijacking the agenda and reducing turnout. Youngkin set a record for votes cast for a statewide candidate in the Commonwealth with the support of his own supporters.
‘It really is – the Democrats have an oppressive influence across the country. “Some of these guys need to go to a ‘woke’ detox center or something,” said the Louisiana native, wearing a Louisiana State University sweatshirt and Tulane hat.
“They’re expressing a language that people don’t use, and that leads to backlash and frustration,” he continued.
“We have to change that and not about changing dictionaries and laws,” he said – as Democrats in Washington struggled to agree on President Joe Biden’s agenda.
Carville also called for ‘reducing police madness’
Voters in Minneapolis chose not to replace the city’s police department with the new Department of Public Safety
Carville spoke on PBS News Hour
According to exit polls, analysts are still mulling over election results in Virginia, where Youngkin found a wide lead among parents with school-age children. Virginia parents expressed dismay at the school closing. Youngkin also emphasized the ‘critical race theory’, which he said was being pushed by Virginia schools, and ran a campaign ad by Fairfax County, Virginia’s mother, which was described as ‘obvious’ in her son’s school classroom. Got to read Said ‘heart sank’ on the material.
Carville was also referring to a push to rename schools in San Francisco and potentially remove the names of Thomas Jefferson and Abraham Lincoln. The city retreated after public uproar.
In Buffalo, Mayor Byron W. Brown appears to have prevailed through a written campaign against India Walton, a democratic socialist who defeated him in the primary.
Carville, who promoted Clinton with his “It’s economy, Stupid” chant, also weighed in as “Squad” member Representative Ilhan Omar, retweeting a message that blamed progressives for McAuliffe’s loss. would be held, suggesting that he had not run enough.
Joe Manchin’s comments on Thursday echoed Carville’s criticism, though Manchin spoke on economic issues.
Munchkin claimed the US is a “centre-right” country and that President Biden should give up trying to pass “major legislation” under Franklin Roosevelt and Lyndon Johnson.
‘You want to know what’s wrong with the place? I go to work every day in a hostile work environment,’ said Munchkin
‘We Can’t Go Too Far Left,’ West Virginia Democrats told CNN From Capital Hill on Thursday. This is not a centre-left or leftist country. We are a center – whatever it may be, a little centre-right country, what is being shown – and we should be able to recognize that.
‘You want to know what’s wrong with the place? I go to work every day in a hostile work environment,’ he said after becoming the center of attention as one of two Democrats in the Senate after capturing Biden’s economic agenda and calling for change.
“If you’re a Democrat and a Republican is up for election, you should be up against that person,” he complained, even though his opponent is “Donald Duck.”
“I looked to confirm that we have a divided country … I hope this is a wake-up call for all of us,” the West Virginia Democrat told Fox News. special Report Brett Baer about the election results on Wednesday.
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