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In reply to the discussion: Buttigieg won a blue town twice [View all]Celerity
(54,011 posts)38. The University of Alabama has more minority students than the entire total enrolment of Notre Dame
so that skews it bit, but I do see some merit to what you say. I also agree on Governor being a step up in experience from a mayor of a medium size city, but Buttigieg oversees (and South Bend has a strong mayor system so the buck really does stop with him) a much larger budget and many more employees and staff through the prism of an executive than a US Senator does, and certainly more than the average House Rep. Obviously South Bend is not a mega-city like Chicago, Houston, LA or NYC, but still, I am quite comfortable with his level of executive experience. Thanks for the thoughtful reply.
primary today, I would vote for: Joe Biden
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kamala won in a blue state but most states are red. so much for her chances lol nt
msongs
Apr 2019
#1
The Media Rarely Points Out That Pete is Mayor of a College Town in Indiana n/t
Indykatie
Apr 2019
#3
For all intents and purposes it is...it's right there. The whole area and surrounding towns it's
UniteFightBack
Apr 2019
#12
in 2010, a horrid year for Democrats nationwide, every IN statewide race was a Rethug blowout
Celerity
Apr 2019
#15
The University of Alabama has more minority students than the entire total enrolment of Notre Dame
Celerity
Apr 2019
#38
I am uneasy electing anyone nowadays who doesn't have foreign policy experience.
Drunken Irishman
Apr 2019
#39
His style of campaigning gets conservatives to be more open to liberal policies
IronLionZion
Apr 2019
#24