James Carville frets over 'uncommitted' protest vote against Biden in Michigan: 'Huge problem'

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Democratic strategist James Carville said Monday that the Michigan protest vote against President Biden was going to be a "huge problem" for the Democratic Party.

MSNBC host Jen Psaki noted that 20,000 people voted uncommitted for President Obama in 2012 and asked how big of a problem it would be for Biden in the Tuesday primary.

"Well already, no matter what happens, I know it’s a huge problem. And the uncommitted will do fairly well," Carville said.

He also took issue with people claiming Donald Trump "ran away" in the South Carolina primary despite fellow Republican presidential candidate Nikki Haley getting nearly 40% of the vote. "So uncommitted gets 40%, that’s going to be a not particularly positive sign," Carville said of Trump's support in the GOP.

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Turning back to the Democratic Party in Michigan, Carville told Psaki, "But we already know. You and I know that this is a problem in the party."

Carville said the president also knew it was a problem.

"And they’re going to have to tell Bibi Netanyahu, ‘Hey, dude, we are not going to lose our election because you stand to go to jail. You have to think of something else.’ The negligence of this man is breathtaking. And while we’re over there