Democratic strategist James Carville says Obama, Bill Clinton should lead discussion on Biden replacement
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Democrat strategist James Carville wrote that Bill Clinton and Barack Obama should be recruited to lead town halls for nominees to replace Biden.
"We can recruit the two most obvious and qualified people in the world to facilitate substantive discussions: Barack Obama and Bill Clinton. They may not represent every faction under our party’s big tent. But they care as much about our democracy as our nation’s first president, they understand what it takes to be president, and they know how to win," he said. Joshua Q. Nelson is a reporter for Fox News Digital.
Carville explained further that the two Democratic icons should consult with the country's 23 Democratic governors in a town hall selection process. Joshua focuses on politics, education policy ranging from the local to the federal level, and the parental uprising in education.
Joining Fox News Digital in 2019, he previously graduated from Syracuse University with a degree in Political Science and is an alum of the National Journalism Center and the Heritage Foundation's Young Leaders Program.
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