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James Carville has called for a separation between socialists and mainstream Democrats, arguing that socialist policies do not align with the party's values. He expressed concerns about certain candidates in New York and suggested that those with radical views should form their own political movement rather than remain within the Democratic Party.
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James Carville has called for a separation between socialists and mainstream Democrats, arguing that socialist policies do not align with the party's values. He expressed concerns about certain candidates in New York and suggested that those with radical views should form their own political movement rather than remain within the Democratic Party.
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