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'''James Carville''' was a close advisor to[[ Bill Clinton]], and Clinton's campaign manager in the 1992 Presidential election. Carville is known for his [[rhetoric]]al skills in the [[demagogic]] tradition of fellow [[Louisianian]], [[Huey Long]].

'''James Carville''' was a close advisor to[[ Bill Clinton]], and Clinton's campaign manager in the 1992 Presidential election. Carville is known for his [[rhetoric]]al skills in the [[demagogue|demagogic]] tradition of fellow [[Louisiana|Louisianian]], [[Huey Long]].

In 1998, [[Larry Flynt]] took out an ad in the [[Washington Post]] offering a $1 million reward for scandalous stories that could be used to smear leading Republican Congressmen as they prepared to impeach President [[Bill Clinton]]. Carville refused to repudiate Flynt's offer:<ref>Robert J. Caldwell, "Scorched Earth; Clinton's allies trigger the `Doomsday Machine' against his enemies The San Diego Union-Tribune, G-4 (Jan. 17, 1999)</ref>

In 1998, [[Larry Flynt]] took out an ad in the [[Washington Post]] offering a $1 million reward for scandalous stories that could be used to smear leading Republican Congressmen as they prepared to impeach President [[Bill Clinton]]. Carville refused to repudiate Flynt's offer:<ref>Robert J. Caldwell, "Scorched Earth; Clinton's allies trigger the `Doomsday Machine' against his enemies The San Diego Union-Tribune, G-4 (Jan. 17, 1999)</ref>