Carville favors GOP House control over DSA-held seats
Democratic strategist James Carville expressed concerns that a narrow Democratic win in the upcoming midterm elections could weaken the party’s position, fearing it would increase influence from the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA). He preferred a decisive Republican victory or a larger Democratic margin to avoid the Democrats being "hostage" to progressive factions. Critics and party members argue his view may discourage voter turnout and overlook the importance of any Democratic control in countering anti-democratic threats.
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