In a political twist that rivals any Shakespearean drama, renowned Democratic strategist James Carville has publicly expressed his reservations about President Biden's re-election bid. You might think this was an episode of "House of Cards," but nope, it's just another day in American politics.

Carville, famously known as the "Ragin' Cajun," made headlines when he revealed that he wishes President Biden wasn’t running for re-election. When you have someone like Carville—for whom biting tongues clearly isn’t a problem—admitting this, it might be time to sit up and pay attention.

One of Carville's primary concerns is that disenchanted young voters will not be participating in the November election. According to Fox News, Carville fears that our youth are about as excited about casting their votes as they are about attending a tax seminar. The ever-indifferent younger demographic, known for binge-watching Netflix more than binge-reading policy papers, is apparently not enthused by the prospect of another Biden term.

Notably, Carville acknowledges that there is a deep bench of younger Democratic politicians who would be a better fit for the Presidency. Democratic wunderkinds seem to be more equipped for a TikTok Presidency than one requiring a knowledge of rotary phones. According to Carville, the party has a plethora of 'youthful talents,' but it looks like Biden just put a "Do Not Disturb" sign on that bench’s door.

Despite his concerns and his apparent desire for a more youthful candidate, Carville remains staunchly supportive of Biden for the 2024 election. Perhaps it's the political equivalent of "staying with the devil you know." One could argue that Carville’s steadfast loyalty is why he has remained a key player in Democratic strategy for so many years—or maybe he’s just getting too old to bother shopping for new political friends.

What's a political drama without a subplot? Adding an extra layer of intrigue, Carville’s wife, Mary Matalin, disagrees with his support for Biden. Yes, in a plotline that feels lifted straight from a Netflix mini-series, the famous political strategists find themselves on opposite sides of the Biden debate. According to Fox News, household dinner conversations must be as lively as a Presidential debate.

Given all this, one must wonder whether Carville's wishful rhetoric can mobilize young voters or if they’ll continue to engage in the eye-rolling apathy they seem to have perfected. As for the rest of us, we'll be here with our popcorn, eagerly following the electoral theatrics leading up to 2024. After all, who needs Netflix when you have real-life political drama?

So, while Carville might fret over young voters treating the ballot box like it’s covered in poison ivy, one thing’s for sure: the road to November is going to be anything but boring.