Former transport secretary Pete Buttigieg Whether the opinion on whether his former boss, Joseph R. Biden, should run for reelection has shifted from “maybe” to no doubt.
“He shouldn’t run.” Buttigieg said on NBC’s “Meet the Media” on Sunday. “We might have been better if he made the decision earlier.”
gentlemen. Buttigieg The 2028 presidential campaign is being considered, and whether Biden should seek reelection, has become a touchstone test for early scrambling for the status of a possible Democratic contender.
In her new memoir, 107 Days, former Vice President Kamala Harris replaced Mr Biden on Democratic ticketing after his disastrous Atlanta debate performance, adding more fuel to the fire, describing Mr Beden’s re-election push.
“It was Joe and Jill’s decision.” We both said, like a mantra, as if we were all hypnotized,” Ms. Harris wrote, according to the book excerpt: “Is it grace, or reckless? Looking back, I think this is reckless. ”
gentlemen. Buttigieg Mr. Beden was asked in May whether the former president should leave race when dealing with the situation, which was not too confident.
“Maybe now, in hindsight, I think most people would agree with this,” he told reporters at an event in Iowa.
gentlemen. Buttigiegthe mayor of South Bend, Indiana, who now lives in Michigan, is a surprise for the 2020 Democratic presidential primary. He won Iowa’s view and won second place in Vermont’s independent Sen. Bernard Sanders in New Hampshire’s first New Hampshire primary.
But his campaign lost momentum, in part because he fought with black voters who were more familiar with Mr. Biden and sometimes struggled with Buttigieg’s homosexuals.
Early polls show that he would be a strong contender if he seeks a 2028 Democratic presidential nomination.
