"I think that America will not trust a party to defend America that isn't willing to defend itself"
- James Carville
About this Quote
This quote by James Carville speaks with the importance of self-defense in the American political landscape. He is suggesting that if a political celebration is not going to safeguard itself, then it will not be trusted to protect America. This implies that a celebration needs to be willing to defend its own beliefs and values in order to be viewed as a reputable protector of the country. Carville is likewise suggesting that a celebration needs to want to take a stand and fight for what it believes in order to be seen as a trustworthy protector of the country. This quote speaks to the importance of confidence and self-reliance in the political arena, and it is a reminder that a celebration need to be willing to defend itself in order to be seen as a reliable protector of the country.
This quote is written / told by James Carville somewhere between October 25, 1944 and today. He/she was a famous Lawyer from USA.
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