‘Shut The F*** Up’: John Fetterman Takes Aim At James Carville Over Biden’s Weakness

Sen. John Fetterman (D-PA) Challenges ⁤James‍ Carville’s ​Analysis ⁤of Biden’s Chances in 2024

In a recent ⁢interview with POLITICO, Sen. John Fetterman made it clear that he disagrees⁤ with veteran⁢ Democrat strategist James Carville’s assessment⁢ of President⁤ Joe Biden’s chances in the 2024 presidential election.⁤ Fetterman confidently stated that Biden will win‌ Pennsylvania and believes he will serve a second term as president.

Fetterman didn’t hold back in addressing⁤ Carville’s analysis, saying, “I’ll use this as another opportunity ⁢to tell James Carville ​to shut the f*** up.⁣ Like I said,​ my man hasn’t been relevant since grunge was a⁢ thing. And I don’t know ‌why he believes it’s helpful ‌to say these kinds of‌ things about an incredibly difficult circumstance with an incredibly strong and decent​ and excellent president. I’ll never understand that.”

Carville responded to ​Fetterman’s remarks, stating that other senators have not “gotten the‌ memo yet”‌ regarding his irrelevance. Despite the criticism, Carville remains confident in his⁢ analysis.

During a previous interview⁤ with CNN’s Kasie Hunt, Carville had expressed⁣ a gloomier forecast, suggesting that Biden would likely lose if the election had been held at that time.

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Carville has been warning about⁣ Biden’s chances for⁣ months, even suggesting that if the election were held today, Trump would be the favorite to win.

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