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Related: About this forum'We demand a repeal': James Carville's 2026 game plan - The 11th Hour - MSNBC
Democratic strategist James Carville is out with a new strategy to unify the party in 2026. He joins Stephanie Ruhle to discuss on The 11th Hour. - Aired on 07/21/2025.

Just Jerome
(310 posts)but feel as though Im listening to a door-to-door salesman, though I do not deny the need for a unifying idea(s). Im more interested in the message from Bernie and Ocasio-Cortez.
Rhiannon12866
(241,193 posts)https://www.democraticunderground.com/132282148
bucolic_frolic
(51,999 posts)but the president or presidential nominee has tremendous power. Do our policies, platform, and ideology fluctuate too much? We get walloped when our ideas are distorted by the opposition. Wise elites in the party should be doing more to guide the long term best interests of the party. If they were going to force Biden out, they waited too long, and they could see the direction 6 months earlier. To grow our base and generate enthusiasm we embrace change, but then we're bludgeoned with those ideas in the general election.
SickOfTheOnePct
(8,351 posts)So carrying this hypothetical scenario out over a couple of cycles, the "we demand a repeal" message works, we win the House & the Senate in 2026, use reconciliation to repeal the bill, Trump vetoes it, and we don't have the votes to override.
Dem voters are upset that the bill isn't repealed, so in 2028, we keep the House & Senate, and win the Presidency, and the bill is repealed. Middle income families who have been told for years that they don't receive any benefit in the tax cuts suddenly see their paychecks go down by a few hundred dollars a month and say "WTF?".
If we're going for a repeal message, I would target the repeal to the part of the bill that kept tax cuts at the high end; stick with President Biden's message of not raising taxes on any incomes of $200,000 or less ($400,000 or less for couples), and let the top brackets go back up.
And of course repeal the cuts to Medicaid/Medicare.
Phoenix61
(18,530 posts)Has he talked to anyone under 60?
please stop listening to this guy. he is not helping in any way shape or form.
VanceFan
(80 posts)Why are we still listening to this guy? He is out of date and out of touch.
SonOfNebanaube
(50 posts)Punish them.
SickOfTheOnePct
(8,351 posts)...that nearly doubling the income tax of a couple making $100,000 is a winning strategy.