James Carville Has Meltdown Over Young Voters Sitting Out The Election
Zero Hedge - 2024-04-29T21:40:00.000Z

James Carville Has Meltdown Over Young Voters Sitting Out The Election Authored by Mike Shedlock via MishTalk.com, Trump is ahead in the latest poll. Younger voters leave the Biden camp. James Carville has a meltdown. Trump Maintains Lead Over Biden A CNN poll shows Trump maintains lead over Biden in 2024 matchup as views on their presidencies diverge Donald Trump continues to hold an advantage over President Joe Biden as the campaign – and the former president’s criminal...

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