Well, ladies and gentlemen, if we had any concerns, any curiosities with respect to what

Democrats would do, should they take power again, arguably their leading Democrat strategist

for the past two to three decades just told us, right?

He told us in his own words.

So let's go ahead and take a look at what he had to say in order to determine whether

or not we think we believe it or if this is something that you think would be reasonable for Democrats to do.

So here we go, James Carville and his own words.

They are just going to have to, you know, loudly, and Puerto Rican and distribute Columbia states.

They're going to have to, the Constitution gives Congress power over federal elections. I don't think they're going to have to, the Congress does give, the Constitution gives

Congress power over federal elections. I don't think they can redistrict, but they,

they're going to have to do it. They're just going to have to do it. And they may have to

expand the court to 13 members. If you want to save democracy, I think you've got to do all of those

things. So there it is, right? If you want to save democracy, you have to do those things. So what exactly

does they mean by saving democracy and why is he recommending these three courses of action?

So that's D.C. statehood, Puerto Rican statehood, and increasing the size of the Supreme

Court from nine members to 13 members. And obviously they would be appointing nothing but left-wing

judges. And there's a couple of things that we've got to ask ourselves, why do they want to do this?

And I think we kind of know that, but we're going to dig in a little bit deeper. And then can

they do it?

Could they honestly do it?

If they won the presidency, if they won the House, if they won the Senate, could they do everything the James Carville just mentioned?

And I want to point out one of the things as we discuss this.

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