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James Carville on Losing, Winning, and the Election That Could Change Everything

The legendary Democratic strategist reflects on his unlikely rise, the lessons of the 2024 election, and why he believes the 2026 midterms could fundamentally change American politics.
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James Carville on Losing, Winning, and the Election That Could Change Everything
The legendary Democratic strategist reflects on his unlikely rise, the lessons of the 2024 election, and why he believes the 2026 midterms could…
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Stimson Center's Kelly Grieco on why American air superiority failed to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, the lesson she worries the Pentagon will miss, and…
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Senior Fellow and Director of Military Analysis at Defense Priorities Jennifer Kavanagh studies U.S. military strategy, alliances, force structure, and…
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