Carville and Matalin Predict Republican Victory in Senate
Sen. Nelson (D-Fla.) urged NBAA attendees to contact their representatives to support passage of FAA reauthorization bill next year.
Republican strategist Mary Matalin addresses the NBAA general session as her outspoken Democrat husband, James Carville, chews his fingernails. As polarized as the married couple is, they agree that today’s negative posturing is bad for the political process and even worse for the electorate the process is meant to serve.
Republican strategist Mary Matalin addresses the NBAA general session as her outspoken Democrat husband, James Carville, chews his fingernails. As polarized as the married couple is, they agree that today’s negative posturing is bad for the political process and even worse for the electorate the process is meant to serve.

The happily married, but politically opposed, media stars, James Carville (Democrat) and Mary Matalin (Republican) agreed at the NBAA 2014 second-day general session on Wednesday that the Republican Party would likely take control of the U.S. Senate in the upcoming midterm elections on November 4.