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Democratic presidential candidates are starting to add preferred pronouns to their bios
Other than Elizabeth Warren, none of the other top tier candidates include the information – including out South Bend, Indiana mayor Pete Buttigieg.
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A conservative radio network refused to air interview with Mayor Pete so the host shared it himself
The show “has a big audience. And it’s an audience that doesn’t typically hear directly from Democratic candidates for president.”
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Hollywood donors just love Mayor Pete’s presidential campaign
With a list of donors that include Ellen and Portia, Sean Hayes, Ryan Murphy, David Gefffen, Buttigieg is showing why he’s one of the top fundraisers in the Democratic presidential race.
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Rosie O’Donnell calls on Joe Biden to drop presidential bid & advise eventual candidate
“Your time has passed in terms of being the President of the United States.”
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Megan Rapinoe would beat Donald Trump in 2020 election according to new poll
She doesn’t have to visit the White House; she could kick Donald Trump out.
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So what exactly is Mayor Pete’s road to winning the Democratic nomination?
Buttigieg raised more money in the second quarter than any other candidate, but just how he can clinch the nomination still needs to be worked out.
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A queer black man wants Pete Buttigieg’s campaign to ‘be honest’ about racial police violence
Buttigieg’s local record on racial relations could cripple his campaign unless he substantially addresses it soon.
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Pete Buttigieg was one of the stars at the Democratic Debate. Joe Biden wasn’t.
But with a gay candidate and a lesbian moderator, NBC made the unfathomable decision to skip a question about LGTBQ rights.
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The first Democratic primary debate moved trans rights front & center
For a party that was skittish about marriage equality not that long ago, the vocal support by for trans rights is a major step forward.
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Here are 5 questions about LGBTQ rights moderators should ask at tonight’s Democratic debate
Since the start of his term in office, President Trump and his administration have issued more than 115 attacks in policy and rhetoric against the LGBTQ community.
