Pete Buttigieg Pledged to Make Diversity a Priority, but His Mayoral Leadership Is Mostly White
Buttigieg has touted diversity in his city administration, but seven out of nine department heads in South Bend are white.
Buttigieg has touted diversity in his city administration, but seven out of nine department heads in South Bend are white.
Despite its blacklist policy, DCCC has paid over $2 million to Trilogy Interactive, one of the biggest vendors working with the With Honor PAC.
Activists heard that Buttigieg might be opening up his high-dollar fundraisers. But finding the location along Manhattan’s wealthiest corridors wasn’t easy.
The recent promotion of officer Dave Johnson is yet another example of the mayor’s failure to adequately address troubling race relations in South Bend.
A black South Bend resident was 4.3 times more likely to be arrested for possessing marijuana since 2012 than a white resident. Nationally, it was 3:1.
The measure could end up jeopardizing blue seats, sidelining alternative parties, and elevating the Conservative Party.
Biden also made some blunders during Wednesday's Democratic debate, including saying we have to keep “punching at” domestic violence.
At a Palm Springs fundraiser, Buttigieg said former Vice President Joe Biden is polling ahead among black voters in South Carolina because of “familiarity.”
Even as Buttigieg pushes diversity efforts as mayor, less than 3 percent of South Bend’s business in 2018 went to minority- and women-owned firms.
After passing a $15 minimum wage, Democrats are pushing a bill that would suspend scheduled wage increases based on changes in unemployment or retail sales.
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