There's a 'good chance' Trump will be 'humiliated' in November: campaign guru
Democratic strategist and pundit James Carville, responding to the international outcry and condemnation over President Donald Trump's failed efforts to acquire Greenland, predicted that he will likely lose big in the November midterm elections.
"I think the world wants to return, with the United States as being part of the world," Carville said on his podcast. "And I think the way that that happens is Trump has to be humiliated."
"He has to be electorally humiliated, and I think there's a good, good chance that's gonna happen this November in our elections," he said. "It's not enough that he just walk away, and the Democrats take over the presidency."
There has to be "a well laid plan and strategy to utterly humiliate him, to the point that everybody around the world says, 'This m — —, or no one like this m — —, is gonna ever come back and lead the United States,'" Carville declared.
"I think that's the possibility, and I think if that happens, I think we can renormalize the world a lot faster than most."
"And he's completely crazy," Carville also remarked. "He's going downhill."
According to the New York Post, Trump will be campaigning during the midterm elections as if he were on the ballot.
"President Trump will treat the November midterm election like a presidential campaign, his senior leadership team tells The Post — traveling like he’s on the ballot, flooding key races with cash and hammering home how his policies will help Americans with affordability," the Post reported.
Susie Wiles, Trump's White House Chief of Staff and his former campaign co-chair, told The Post, “He’s going to campaign like it’s 2024.”
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