Buttigieg asked about apparent far-left socialist takeover of party as he calls himself a 'Buttigieg Democrat'
Buttigieg also examined the current state of political institutions in the United States, addressing concerns about democratic norms, the balance of power and the role of government in responding to both domestic and international challenges. If you pick the five or 10 or 15 furthest-left people in our party, they're going to, by definition, disagree with a lot of others. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-N.Y., in a potential 2028 match-up.
- ▪Buttigieg also examined the current state of political institutions in the United States, addressing concerns about democratic norms, the balance of power and the role of government in responding to both domestic and international challenge
- ▪If you pick the five or 10 or 15 furthest-left people in our party, they're going to, by definition, disagree with a lot of others.
- ▪Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-N.Y., in a potential 2028 match-up.
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