2020 Democratic primary

Of the 16 people running for President, only two appear interested in interacting with potential LGBTQ voters, as most campaigns skipped the country’s top LGBTQ conference.

As a millennial, many would think of the out candidate as an obvious choice for younger generations – but progressives hold him in contempt.

Buttigieg’s first job isn’t the real issue – how much the Democrats want to be affiliated with big business and Wall Street is.

The former mayor of New York City is now the 18th Democratic candidate currently on the campaign trail – and he’s already spent $31 million to get his message out.

Ten candidates showed up to pledge their support & plans for LGBTQ rights, but they all overlooked a key detail…

Buttigieg is the first candidate to reach out to superdelegates–the party insiders who will have outsized influence if no one enters the convention with a majority of delegates.

With 21 — soon to be 22 — candidates in the mix, Democrats run the risk of a long, bitter primary season that will only benefit Trump.

He’s got momentum and talent, but Buttigieg will need more than that if he’s to become the voters’ choice.

People were outraged that Joe Biden called Pence a “decent guy,” so why is it different when gay candidate Pete Buttigieg does something similar?

People are either feeling the Bern or they want to burn his campaign to the ground.