Are you inferring that Buttigieg is a Democratic leader?
In what way? Did he win a Federal election? My understanding was he received a position as trans. Sec for the splitting/ ratfucking he did to to the progressives in 2020.
He’s not a leader in the sense that he has been elected to any form of leadership position.
In a democracy, this is how we define what a leader is. We elect them. Appointments to the children’s table of cabinet positions don’t count. Hillary, for all her faults, at least she did win a Federal election. And her cabinet appointment was material, not a handout for a job done. Even the ag secretary is a much bigger deal than the trans secretary.
Other being constantly elevated as if his voice matters by corporate media, Buttigieg is a basically irrelevant failed candidate whose primary qualification is being a one-time mayor of a college town.
Op’s point was a challenge to the notion that Buttigieg is a leader of the Democratic party. They are getting briggaded for it.
Your response is a typical, two faced, backhanded way of dismissing the challenge. The kind of non-addiitve, toxic, snide, perspectives we always see from corporate democrats and their apologists. And its a legitimate question because obviously some media at least presents Buttigieg as a Democratic leader. And its a totally fair point to contend that Buttigieg is a leader for the Democratic party, if thats what you believe.
And since you are white knighting on their behalf, its totally fair to bring the question to you:
Asking who they want to see as democrat leaders is a typical, two faced, backhanded way of dismissing the challenge, the kind of non-additive, toxic, snide, perspectives we always see from corporate democrats and their apologists?
Here I though it was a valid question giving them a chance to say who they thought would be positive for the party.
Who do you want to see as democrat leaders?
Not anyone who is affiliated with or worked for McKinsey.
That’s an answer about who you don’t want as leadership.
The question was who do you want to see as democratic leaders?
Are you inferring that Buttigieg is a Democratic leader?
In what way? Did he win a Federal election? My understanding was he received a position as trans. Sec for the splitting/ ratfucking he did to to the progressives in 2020.
He’s not a leader in the sense that he has been elected to any form of leadership position.
In a democracy, this is how we define what a leader is. We elect them. Appointments to the children’s table of cabinet positions don’t count. Hillary, for all her faults, at least she did win a Federal election. And her cabinet appointment was material, not a handout for a job done. Even the ag secretary is a much bigger deal than the trans secretary.
Other being constantly elevated as if his voice matters by corporate media, Buttigieg is a basically irrelevant failed candidate whose primary qualification is being a one-time mayor of a college town.
What I said was ‘Who do you want to see as democrat leaders?’.
Yeah to someone else. Not to me.
I asked you a question:
Are you inferring that Buttigieg is a Democratic leader?
Oh I thought you went off on a rant instead of answering the question you replied to, my bad.
Op’s point was a challenge to the notion that Buttigieg is a leader of the Democratic party. They are getting briggaded for it.
Your response is a typical, two faced, backhanded way of dismissing the challenge. The kind of non-addiitve, toxic, snide, perspectives we always see from corporate democrats and their apologists. And its a legitimate question because obviously some media at least presents Buttigieg as a Democratic leader. And its a totally fair point to contend that Buttigieg is a leader for the Democratic party, if thats what you believe.
And since you are white knighting on their behalf, its totally fair to bring the question to you:
Do you see Buttigieg as a Democratic leader?
Asking who they want to see as democrat leaders is a typical, two faced, backhanded way of dismissing the challenge, the kind of non-additive, toxic, snide, perspectives we always see from corporate democrats and their apologists?
Here I though it was a valid question giving them a chance to say who they thought would be positive for the party.