James Carville Labels House Speaker Mike Johnson and Christian Nationalism as 'Greater Threats' than Al-Qaeda

Carville, during an appearance on Real Time with Bill Maher, expressed concern over Johnson's ability to unite the Republican Party and warned of the influence of Christian nationalists in Congress and the Supreme Court.

Democratic strategist James Carville has labeled House Speaker Mike Johnson and Christian nationalism as 'greater threats' to the United States than al-Qaeda.
Carville's comments were made during an appearance on Real Time with Bill Maher, where he expressed concern over Johnson's ability to hold the Republican Party together in the House.
Johnson, the first Speaker of the House from Louisiana, has been accused of having strong ties to Christian nationalism, a movement that believes the U.S. should be governed by Christian values.
Carville also warned that Christian nationalists have infiltrated not just Congress, but also the U.S. Supreme Court, suggesting they have at least two justices on their side.
Johnson has been criticized for his views on democracy, which he described as 'two wolves and a lamb having lunch', implying a disregard for majority rule.