Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Buttigeg is not going to happen.

He has issues with African American voters and Latino voters. His past with McKinsey is not helping him right now, and for some reason, he is lying about democrat fiscal policies, and specifically debt and deficit spending over the past 20 years.

He is parroting GOP talking points when it comes to fiscal responsibility. Talking points which are factually wrong and disparage the party.

Nope, not going to happen.

Nationally, he has fewer “issues” with blacks than Harris, Booker, and Castro. Stop spreading a narrative that you clearly haven’t researched.

(I believe you’re a troll, anyway, Ms. GOP talking points.)

—Black Buttigieg supporter.

Please watch the segment on the Lawrence O'Donnell show from last night as it relates to his lies about democrats and fiscal oversight.

I am not a troll.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Buttigeg is not going to happen.

He has issues with African American voters and Latino voters. His past with McKinsey is not helping him right now, and for some reason, he is lying about democrat fiscal policies, and specifically debt and deficit spending over the past 20 years.

He is parroting GOP talking points when it comes to fiscal responsibility. Talking points which are factually wrong and disparage the party.

Nope, not going to happen.

Nationally, he has fewer “issues” with blacks than Harris, Booker, and Castro. Stop spreading a narrative that you clearly haven’t researched.

(I believe you’re a troll, anyway, Ms. GOP talking points.)

—Black Buttigieg supporter.

He is polling at 0% with AA voters. That is pretty bad, no?

He definitely could not have another white man on the ticket, were he to be the nominee. I'm not sure who his ideal running mate would be. Someone who isn't white, at the very least.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Buttigeg is not going to happen.

He has issues with African American voters and Latino voters. His past with McKinsey is not helping him right now, and for some reason, he is lying about democrat fiscal policies, and specifically debt and deficit spending over the past 20 years.

He is parroting GOP talking points when it comes to fiscal responsibility. Talking points which are factually wrong and disparage the party.

Nope, not going to happen.

Nationally, he has fewer “issues” with blacks than Harris, Booker, and Castro. Stop spreading a narrative that you clearly haven’t researched.

(I believe you’re a troll, anyway, Ms. GOP talking points.)

—Black Buttigieg supporter.

As you are black and I am not, you undoubtedly know already that he doesn’t have a lot of support with black or Latino voters. https://www.google.com/amp/s/fivethirtyeight.com/features/whats-really-behind-pete-buttigiegs-lack-of-support-among-black-voters/amp/ DP.

As I said, nationally he has more black support than the other POC who were in the race.

To stay on topic, I am fairly certain Buttigieg will have a black woman VP because he does need help with black people. Mark Warner is a terrible VP pick for Buttigieg.

Anonymous wrote:He would never pick a white running mate.

OP was watching Morning Joe so she momentarily forgot that nonwhite people exist.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Buttigeg is not going to happen.

He has issues with African American voters and Latino voters. His past with McKinsey is not helping him right now, and for some reason, he is lying about democrat fiscal policies, and specifically debt and deficit spending over the past 20 years.

He is parroting GOP talking points when it comes to fiscal responsibility. Talking points which are factually wrong and disparage the party.

Nope, not going to happen.

Nationally, he has fewer “issues” with blacks than Harris, Booker, and Castro. Stop spreading a narrative that you clearly haven’t researched.

(I believe you’re a troll, anyway, Ms. GOP talking points.)

—Black Buttigieg supporter.

As you are black and I am not, you undoubtedly know already that he doesn’t have a lot of support with black or Latino voters. https://www.google.com/amp/s/fivethirtyeight.com/features/whats-really-behind-pete-buttigiegs-lack-of-support-among-black-voters/amp/ DP.

I’m a white, Christian SAHM and statistically should therefore be as dedicated as anyone to preserving both patriarchy and racial hierarchy, but the idea that two Christian white men should be the ticket is amazingly blinkered.

Also I actively dislike the entitled Pete. I like Warner but agree - he’s doing a great job where he is.

Anonymous wrote:Buttigeg is not going to happen.

He has issues with African American voters and Latino voters. His past with McKinsey is not helping him right now, and for some reason, he is lying about democrat fiscal policies, and specifically debt and deficit spending over the past 20 years.

He is parroting GOP talking points when it comes to fiscal responsibility. Talking points which are factually wrong and disparage the party.

Nope, not going to happen.

Nationally, he has fewer “issues” with blacks than Harris, Booker, and Castro. Stop spreading a narrative that you clearly haven’t researched.

(I believe you’re a troll, anyway, Ms. GOP talking points.)

—Black Buttigieg supporter.

Buttigieg doesn’t have enough experience.

Buttigeg is not going to happen.

He has issues with African American voters and Latino voters. His past with McKinsey is not helping him right now, and for some reason, he is lying about democrat fiscal policies, and specifically debt and deficit spending over the past 20 years.

He is parroting GOP talking points when it comes to fiscal responsibility. Talking points which are factually wrong and disparage the party.

Nope, not going to happen.

Nope. I love Mark Warner and think he could be a great President, but he’s effective in the Senate, and there’s zero reason to test just how purple Virginia is by putting his Senate seat up for grabs.

He would never pick a white running mate.

That would not be a good match at all.

Why does he need Mark Warner? What does old, do-nothing Warner bring to the table? VA is already going to vote dem, it doesn't need a boost from their own senator.

What do you think?