Overview

• James Carville argues that Democratic campaigns should be more autocratic and less inclusive to win elections.
• He believes that listening to every interest group weakens the party's electoral chances.
• Carville cites past Democratic losses, such as those of Michael Dukakis and John Kerry, as cautionary tales.
• He advises Kamala Harris to resist pressure from progressive activists until after securing a win.
• Carville criticizes the use of terms like 'communities of color' and 'LGBTQ+' as out of touch with everyday voters.