Carville’s Lunatic Ravings Show DEEP Liberal Ignorance About Faith AND The Constitution

In case anyone has missed the obvious signs, the left isn’t even TRYING to hide their seething hostility to Christianity anymore. They’re unmasking their ignorance about the Constitution in the process.

James Carville has been a political knife-fighter for years. Most famously, he helped alleged rapist Bill Clinton turn Dubya’s dad into a one-term president. Remember the phrase ‘the economy, stupid’? That was his brainchild.

Some people mellow with age and realize not everything in life is about the things we think they are about in our youth, that not every disagreement is worth drawing swords over, and that it’s ok to disagree about some things.

James Carville is no such person. At 79 years old, James Carville is every bit the political bomb-thrower he was back when he was in his prime.

Here he is proving older doesn’t mean wiser. In this clip goes onto a politically friendly show with Bill Maher and he starts pushing the latest party talking points about their shiny new nebulous insult ‘Christian Nationalism’.

In their rationalization, narrowing down their anti-Christian bias to ‘just the devout ones’ is enough to make it be sensible rather than bigotry. This is exactly the slippery slope believers were concerned about when the marriage debate came up. Concerns were proven accurate.

Worse than ISIS, he says.

Switch to decaf, James. Or stop smoking whatever it is you’re smoking. You’ve gone off the deep end. Not that he cares if it’s true, only that he can score rhetorical points for his political team.

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