Buttigieg attacks Warren’s campaign

By: Joel Simpson

(Sydney Hastings-Wilkins)

Silver Spring, Md. -- When Pete Buttigieg, Mayor of South Bend, Indiana and presidential candidate, was interviewed in the newsroom yesterday by the Daily Direction, he touched on a few notable things.

He stated, “I’m concerned with Elizabeth Warren glazing over abortion in her interview. When it comes to women’s healthcare, a woman has enough to deal with without having to deal with a male government telling them what they need to do with their body.” Georgia’s abortion ban is an attack on women’s anatomy and freedom.”

When asked about Warren’s recent interview, Buttigieg slandered her, saying:

“She didn’t have an answer. Her staff kinda shut her down and said no further questions [on the topic of abortion].”

When Buttigieg was asked about abortion, he said, “It’s important to me to have a diverse racially and bigender staff. And I think it’s a mistake to have government telling women what they can and cannot do with their body.”

The mayor has taken some strong stances on different issues while castigating other candidates. All of this backfired against him about two hours after the interview when Former President Barack Obama and Mark Zuckerberg talked about Buttigieg’s recent actions. “He has little to no support,” they said.

Mark Zuckerberg also said that Pete Buttigieg was “getting desperate” and pointed to the fact that Pete was denied by three people he tried to nominate as his running mate. It seems like Pete’s campaign is faltering and unless he receives a tremendous amount of support, he will probably drop out of the presidential race.