James Carville says Kamala Harris campaign was ‘most ineffective $2 billion ever spent’ while shredding Dems’ 2024 autopsy
James Carville criticized the Democratic Party's 2024 election autopsy, calling it ineffective and lacking in key insights. He highlighted the $2 billion spent on Kamala Harris's campaign as a major failure, questioning its allocation and impact. Carville emphasized the need for the party to reassess its strategies and policies moving forward.
- ▪James Carville described the Democratic Party's 2024 election autopsy as a total dud.
- ▪He criticized the report for not addressing key issues such as Biden's age and Harris's campaign problems.
- ▪Carville stated that the $2 billion spent on Harris's campaign was the most ineffective money ever spent.
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US News James Carville says Kamala Harris campaign was ‘most ineffective $2 billion ever spent’ while shredding Dems’ 2024 autopsy By Alexander Hall, Fox News Published June 3, 2026, 6:38 p.m. ET See more of our coverage in your search results. Add The New York Post on Google Originally Published by: Fetterman on why he supports Trump's ballroom, and his shock at Democrats 'Alaskan Bush People' star Matt Brown found dead in Washington at the age of 42 Sydney Sweeney refused to tone down racy 'Euphoria' OnlyFans scenes Veteran Democratic strategist James Carville and his co-host Al Hunt mocked the Democratic Party’s recent 2024 election autopsy last week, saying the reasons their party lost are glaringly obvious.
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