Democratic consultant James Carville discussed the influence of former President Trump within the Republican Party, describing him as a “theological figure” and suggesting that his support is akin to a religion.
Carville expressed uncertainty about the upcoming elections and the potential for other candidates to emerge.
He emphasized that there is still a lot of uncertainty and that it is difficult to predict the outcome of the elections. (Trending: Democrat Excludes White People From Holiday Party In Controversial Email)
“Despite the election lies, indictments, desire to be dictator for a day, Trump is in the strongest position yet to win the Iowa caucuses next month and is leading President Biden in general election polling as well,” Wolf Blitzer said.
“What do you attribute that to?”
“I think within the Republican Party it’s just as important to look at Trump as a theological figure as it is a political figure,” Carville answered.
“His is kind of almost a religion. Now as the year progresses and other things happen, it’s hard to say that you don’t have an accretion as some of this stuff piling up.”
“Let’s wait and see. I try not to affect elections as much as predict them but there is still a lot of uncertainty.”
“There’s still a lot of people that say we’re just destined to have a Biden-Trump election, that’s just the way it’s going to be. I don’t agree with that.”
“It might be that, but there could be a No Labels, a Cornell West, a Bobby Kennedy, a Jill Stein. There’s a lot of football left. That’s all I can say. Anybody that thinks they know where it’s going to end, my hats off to you. I don’t have any idea.”
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