In an election post-mortem where he admitted that he was "wrong" about Kamala Harris' chances, long-time Democratic strategist James Carville argued that the party needs to present a bold, populist opposition under Donald Trump’s upcoming administration.
The former advisor to Bill Clinton admitted he was off-base in the lead-up to the Democrats drubbing in November, acknowledging that Harris “flat-out lost the economic narrative” to Trump in an op-ed shared in the New York Times on Thursday. Carville suggested a change of course to win back voters swayed by Trump's promises of a booming economy.
