The old and all-white Democrat Party has little diversity after the announcement that Pete Buttigieg dropped out of the presidential race on Sunday. It does come as a surprise. He didn’t wait for Super Tuesday. He only won 2% of South Carolina’s blacks which indicated he would not attract a strong constituency.
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His dropping out will leave a path for the remaining candidates who might be able to win — or not. They are Elizabeth Warren, Michael Bloomberg, Bernie Sanders, Amy Klobuchar, and Joe Biden. It looks like Bernie and Joe for now.
Buttigieg is the first person from the LGBTQ community to talk openly on a presidential debate stage about his coming out.
We don’t have the gay combat veteran and the only diversity comes from the elderly and fake Native American woman, Elizabeth Warren.
Pete Buttigieg couldn’t build any voter coalition and lost very badly in South Carolina on Saturday. He only had 8.25% of the vote, behind Tom Steyer who paid for his 11.33% third-place finish.
He was running out of money as well.
His platform was far-left, although the media described him as ‘moderate,’ and he presented as sanctimonious and condescending.
Buttigieg is now a vice-presidential hopeful. He’s heading back to South Bend to give a speech.
Democrat Pete Buttigieg is informing campaign staff that he is dropping out of the White House race, three people with knowledge of the decision tell AP. His campaign says Buttigieg will speak Sunday night in South Bend, Indiana. https://t.co/i3gNtUlDTy
— The Associated Press (@AP) March 1, 2020
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