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- James Carville told MSNBC's Ari Melber that Democrats face a major engagement issue this year.
- "We're not going to replicate the 2020 coalition," he said, pointing to polling struggles with non-white men.
- Carville has been vocal that the party isn't adequately reaching out to males.
Democratic strategist James Carville during a recent MNSBC interview said he didn't think President Joe Biden would be able to reassemble his 2020 electoral coalition in the November election.
Carville, who in recent months has been increasingly vocal about his view that the party is losing touch with non-white male voters, told host Ari Melber that while Biden's polling numbers have improved, the president would have a lot of work to do to win reelection.