James Carville, a legendary Democratic strategist, joins Jared Abbott, director of the Center for Working Class Politics. They delve into the importance of economic populism for Democrats, arguing that intervening in inequality is crucial for maintaining capitalism. Abbott introduces the 'Democratic penalty,' revealing how labeling candidates as Democrats impacts their appeal, especially in rural areas. They discuss the pivotal role of Southern Black voters and emphasize the need for populist candidates to resonate with the working class, ultimately envisioning a hopeful political shift.
