US EditionButtigieg warns Democrats returning to past status quo would fail
- Pete Buttigieg, former Transportation Secretary, warned on May 6, 2025, in an interview with Jen Psaki that Democrats must avoid returning to a past status quo.
- He made the statement amid concerns that the Democratic Party struggles to clearly differentiate itself from Trump and Republican allies on issues like taxes and wages.
- Buttigieg criticized the current political, economic, and governmental conditions as unhealthy and emphasized the need for Democrats to offer a new direction to voters.
- He emphasized that Democrats pushing to revert to previous conditions would be making a substantial mistake and that such a strategy is unlikely to succeed politically, underscoring the party’s critical need for transformation.
- Following this, Buttigieg plans to engage with voters in Iowa through a town hall with VoteVets, signaling his active role as a rising Democratic figure ahead of future elections.
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'He can, in fact, be stopped': Buttigieg exhorts Democrats to show voters more in fight with Trump
Former Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg talks with Jen Psaki about how Democrats can reassert their appeal to voters and take control of the country back from Donald Trump.
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Buttigieg warns Democrats returning to past status quo would fail
Former Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg said in an interview on Tuesday that a call from Democrats to return to a past status quo would be “substantively wrong” and fail politically. “The truth is, proto-authoritarian governments do not just come out of nowhere. We would not be here in this situation if the government, the economy,…
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