Carville: Progressive left 'too hot-headed to know that they're not popular'
First publishedAug 3, 13:15 UTC
Last updatedAug 3, 15:14 UTC · 9m ago
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Democratic strategist James Carville on Sunday accused the Democratic Party's progressive left of being "too hot-headed to know that they're not popular." Carville made the claim in an interview for CNN's "The Whole Story with Anderson Cooper" while talking about the Michigan Senate Democratic primary race between Abdul El-Sayed and Rep.
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- Democratic strategist James Carville on Sunday accused the Democratic Party's progressive left of being "too hot-headed to know that they're not popular." Carville made the claim in an interview for CNN's "The Whole Story with Anderson Cooper" while talking about the Michigan Senate Democratic primary race between Abdul El-Sayed and Rep.
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Carville: Progressive left 'too hot-headed to know that they're not popular'
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