Quote by James Carville

I think that America will not trust a party to defend America that isn't willing to defend itself.

I think that America will not trust a party to defend Americ

Summary

This quote suggests that trust in a political party's ability to protect and defend the interests of America is contingent upon its willingness to protect its own interests. It implies that a party should be self-reliant and capable of defending itself against external threats or challenges. By doing so, the party demonstrates its strength and commitment to safeguarding America, thereby earning the trust of the nation. The quote underscores the importance of resilience and self-preservation as essential qualities for a political party to effectively serve and be trusted by the country.

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By James Carville

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