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James Carville, a key figure in Bill Clinton’s 1992 election, addressed a large crowd at the “Pasta and Politics” event in Terre Haute, alongside Mayor Brandon Sakbun and Secretary of State hopeful Beau Bayh. A central theme was the importance of youth involvement in the Democratic Party. Bayh emphasized that “talk doesn’t matter if it doesn’t turn into action,” urging attendees to volunteer and engage their communities to improve voter participation, address the cost of living, and secure elections. The event, attended by approximately 400 people, aimed to energize and mobilize Democratic supporters, particularly young leaders.
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TERRE HAUTE, Ind. (WTHI) — James Carville, known for his role in getting President Bill Clinton elected in 1992, continues to be a significant voice for the Democratic Party. On Monday night, Carville spoke at the “Pasta and Politics” event in Terre Haute, which featured speakers like Mayor Brandon Sakbun and Secretary of State hopeful Beau Bayh.
The event also highlighted the importance of involving young leaders in the Democratic Party. Beau Bayh, a young candidate gaining support from state Democrats, emphasized the need for action. “Talk doesn’t matter if it doesn’t turn into action,” Bayh said. “So we can say all these things we can talk about cost of living we can talk about improving voter participation, we can talk about secure elections. Get out, volunteer talk to your neighbors get people involved in politics.”
Officials told News 10 that roughly four hundred people were in attendance.Â
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