James Carville believes Democrats can protect democracy from Trump by implementing radical reforms such as recognizing Puerto Rico and the District of Columbia as new states, and expanding the Supreme Court to 13 members. He highlighted concerns over congressional map redrawing in Texas and stated that these changes are necessary to counteract the threat posed by Trump, as the country is drifting away from democratic ideals. Carville acknowledged that these reforms may be viewed skeptically, but emphasized the need for comprehensive action to safeguard democracy.
Carville declared, the truth of the matter is, people are right when they say this democracy is really imperfect.
He called the current president a threat and argued the country is moving further away from being anything close to a democracy.
If you want to save democracy, I think you got to do all of those things because we just are moving further and further away from being anything close to democracy.
Carville suggested radical reforms, including recognizing Puerto Rico and the District of Columbia as new states and expanding the Supreme Court to 13 members.
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