James Carville Names The 1 'Devastating' Moment That Doomed The Harris Campaign
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The longtime Democratic strategist said the vice president fumbled the one question "you exist to answer."
Longtime Democratic strategist James Carville on Friday said Kamala Harris’ failed campaign is “reducible” to her answer on “The View” when she was asked what she would have done “differently” from President Joe Biden.
“It’s the one question that you exist to answer, alright, that is it. That’s the money question, that’s the one you want,” said Carville in an interview with Tim Miller on “The Bulwark Podcast.”
“That’s the one that everybody wants to know the answer to and you freeze, literally freeze.”
The vice president — in an interview on “The View” last month— briefly paused before telling host Sunny Hostin there was “not a thing that comes to mind” as far as what she would’ve done “differently” from the president.
Carville, while referring to Harris’ answer, pointed to an NBC News poll in September where 65% of registered voters said the country was on the “wrong track.”
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