In February, Buttigieg was saying Medicare for All is the "compromise position", "center of the debate" since it's a public payer & private doctors.
Now, he's running attack ads against Warren & Bernie because Medicare for All is “polarizing”, & “dictates” to Americans
Now, he's joining the disciplined insurance industry message machine to characterize his Dem competitors as authoritarian, with attack ads.
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Pete, previously an unknown small city mayor, raised $25 million in the second quarter of this year. More than anyone else.
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Pete Buttigieg commented on this and disingenuously implied that Warren wanted to do so without due process.
Previously, Dropbox’s Sam Houston, Y Combinator’s Sam Altman, and Facebook’s Chris Cox financed his failed 2017 bid to become DNC chair.
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Now it has emerged that Pete’s donors lobbied him to do so.
Now, it has emerged that his office did know what was on the tapes.
But on the recordings, the racist officers discuss Buttigieg (after his election, before he took office), stating that Buttigieg was going to fire Boykins.
Nonsensical since the viral moments of his competitors, Harris & Klobuchar against Kavanaugh, Warren against Wells Fargo CEO, have real material impact.
Pete, in typical fashion, never acknowledged or responded to the show of comity.
His approach to college costs, e.g., is to increase Pell Grants and his student loan plan is relief for those in “low-quality, overwhelmingly for-profit programs".
The student loan crisis has gotten so severe that it's largely responsible for the army beating its recruitment goals.
I haven’t seen anyone else run ads to try sink their competitors, or take advantage of a competitor trying to do the right thing in advancing the cause of gun reform.
It was a flagrant lie, Pete has taken maxed-out donations from fossil fuel executives, according to FEC filings.
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"Because we're not taking money from the fossil fuel industry or any corporate PACs, we'll need you".