Black residents in Mayor Pete’s town drop massive bombshell hours before the debate
Mayor Pete is in deep trouble with the African American community tonight as word has spread over his latest antics in the city he runs.
Yeah it’s bad.
Will Bloomberg take advantage and become the king of the Moderate Dems? Or will Biden come back to life?
When residents of this city’s impoverished West Side reflect on Pete Buttigieg’s two terms as mayor, a few things come to mind:
A spike in violent crime, development that largely ignored the African American community and how their only well-lit street is the one that leads to Notre Dame University.
So how, they wonder, can Buttigieg possibly be trusted to run the country?
“If he’s the next president, I fear for our country. He couldn’t run our city. How can he run the United States?,” said Michelle Burger, 42, a stay-at-home mom who lives in South Bend’s impoverished and predominantly black West Side.
Much has been made of Mayor Pete’s trouble with “people of color.” There appears to be something to that criticism as economic development during Buttigieg’s tenure in office seems to have been lagging in the black community.