Pete Buttigieg skipped more than half the questions on the NYT foreign policy questionnaire.

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6. 12 (real) questions by the Council on Foreign Relations

answered in full with the depth, detail and insight which is typical of the man.
https://www.cfr.org/article/pete-buttigieg

Pete Buttigieg clears the commander in chief bar bar
He set a high bar for other candidates

On Tuesday, South Bend, Ind. Mayor Pete Buttigieg gave his first major foreign policy speech of the primary season. He deserves high praise for willingness to devote a full speech to the topic, speak for more than an hour, cover not simply major themes but hit issues affecting each continent and direct even-handed criticism at both Democrats and Republicans. ...

A candidate who can identify, not to mention analyze, the rise of illiberal regimes as a threat to our interests and can find Sudan and Algeria on the map, let alone speak intelligently about them, deserves praise. A candidate willing to explain that immigration is a national security issue because we want and need the talent of those seeking to come here to help innovate and contribute to the economy should get credit. A Democrat forcefully defending the good that the United States does in the world deserves encouragement. He set a high bar for other candidates.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2019/06/11/pete-buttigieg-clears-commander-chief-bar/?utm_term=.2c268ecc83ee