James Carville's 2028 Democratic Pick: JB Pritzker, Not Kamala Harris
The HillFebruary 5, 20265 min4,091 views
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- π― Political strategist James Carville has revealed his preferred candidate for the 2028 Democratic presidential nomination.
- π‘ His pick is JB Pritzker, stating he would bet on him like a 12-to-1 long shot in the Kentucky Derby.
- β Carville explicitly stated that Kamala Harris is not his choice, citing her association with the 2024 election as a reason she has "no chance."
Why JB Pritzker?
- π Carville believes Pritzker campaigns effectively and has a strong connection with voters, even humorously suggesting his involvement with church building funds.
- π° Pritzker's wealth and his reported success gambling in Las Vegas are seen by Carville as potentially appealing to younger, disaffected voters.
- π£οΈ He described Pritzker as an "entertaining fellow" and an expert on what young black males might be interested in.
Discussion on Democratic Candidates
- β οΈ The hosts and Carville discussed the idea that any candidate with a strong association with the 2024 Biden administration might face significant challenges.
- π Other potential Democratic candidates mentioned include Gavin Newsom, Josh Shapiro, and AOC, with discussions around their perceived strengths and vulnerabilities.
- π Gavin Newsom's public image and attempts to connect with voters through his background and upcoming book were also touched upon.
- β The possibility of other governors, like Gretchen Whitmer, as potential nominees was briefly considered.
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