BUTTIGIEG - ALWAYS A PHONY FOR THE CORPORATE CAUSE AND OPEN BORDERS - THAT IS WHY BIDEN LOVES HIM SO

 

Buttigieg Shuns Public Transit, Takes SUV Convoy to Pizza Hut for Bicycle Purchase

 
 
 

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Andrew Stiles - MARCH 12, 2021 1:35 PM

Pete Buttigieg's days as a bike share customer may have come to an end. The transportation secretary purchased his very own bicycle last week in the parking lot of a Pizza Hut in Washington, D.C.

Regrettably, the failed candidate's fondness for self-propelled transportation was overshadowed by his lust for environmental violence. According to an account of the transaction posted on social media, Buttigieg arrived at the Pizza Hut in a convoy of at least four government SUVs spewing deadly carbon dioxide into the atmosphere.

"Our neighbor sells used bikes, and last week he met a customer at a Petworth Pizza Hut. He said he was waiting for the person when a couple of black government SUVs pulled up and then a couple more—and then, out pops Pete Buttigieg," Boston Globe journalist Jazmine Ulloa wrote on Twitter. "He sold a hybrid commuter to the U.S. secretary of transportation that evening. Turned out my neighbor had been talking to Buttigieg's husband, Chasten, all along."

Buttigieg's decision to travel by SUV convoy was an especially craven act of environmental injustice (aka violence) because of his refusal to make use of the D.C. metro area's public transportation system—a paragon of efficiency and convenience thanks to decades of Democratic Party stewardship.

A Washington Free Beacon analysis shows that the journey from the Department of Transportation headquarters in Navy Yard to the Pizza Hut in Petworth is a straight shot up the Green Line and back. Buttigieg claims to support public transit, but perhaps it's all for show. Unfortunately, most hardworking Americans can't afford their very own convoy of government-issue SUVs.

Buttigieg's preference for fancy travel at the expense of the environment is nothing new. In 2019, during his failed campaign for president, Buttigieg spent hundreds of thousands of dollars on private jets, more than any other Democratic candidate at the time.

The former mayor of South Bend, Ind., defended his use of private air travel during a CNN town hall by saying America was a "very big country." Buttigieg has also suggested that Americans who eat hamburgers and use plastic straws are "part of the problem" when it comes to combating climate change.

UNSTABLE NON-GENIUS: Biden Aides Feared ‘Cranky’ Candidate’s ‘Epic Tongue-Lashings,’ Book Finds

25th Amendment? Disturbing details raise questions about Biden's fitness to serve

 
 
 

Andrew Stiles - MARCH 8, 2021 1:00 PM

A new book on the 2020 election raises serious questions about President Joe Biden's temperament, citing the "cranky" septuagenarian's "willingness to unleash" his fiery temper, especially at the expense of young staffers who dared to speak their minds.

"Biden's temper, and his willingness to unleash it in small group settings, was one reason the people closest to him often avoided pushing him too hard to change his ways or take a particular course of action," write journalists Jonathan Allen and Amie Parnes in Lucky: How Joe Biden Barely Won the Presidency.

Biden's so-called Irish temper, a term the president himself often uses despite its racially charged nature, tended to erupt at younger aides. Greg Schultz and Kate Bedingfield, both in their thirties, were "most likely to get their ears boxed for pushing back on Biden's ideas," the authors write. When he wasn't screaming at them, Biden "had a tendency to talk down" to the "delicate" youngsters.

The authors recount a meeting in early 2019 when a "visibly irritated" Biden "hollered at" and "unloaded on Schultz," who had (rather ironically) advised the candidate to "adjust his tone with younger voters." These new details about Biden's inability to take constructive criticism without lashing out raise serious questions about his fitness to serve as commander in chief and could prompt a discussion about invoking the 25th Amendment.

"Ultimately, Biden made his own decisions, and got cranky when they were made for him," the authors write. "Nobody wants to suffer one of his epic tongue-lashings." The candidate "didn't like to be questioned," which meant that even his most senior aides "conspicuously avoided confrontation" because no one wanted to be on the receiving end of Biden's rage.

Biden's volatile temper almost got the best of him, the authors report, during a July 2019 primary debate, when his future running mate, Kamala Harris, attacked him for befriending racist senators and promoting racist legislation. Biden was "pissed" and "steaming inside" following Harris's broadside, which would prove to be the high-water mark of her presidential campaign. During a commercial break, a seething Biden turned to his podium neighbor Pete Buttigieg and stammered, "This is just a bunch of bullshit!"

Lucky also contains new details about Biden's tumultuous relationship with former president Barack Obama, who was "enamored with" failed candidate Beto O'Rourke in the early stages of the 2020 primary but skeptical of Biden's ability to win. The New York Times previously reported that Obama had warned fellow Democrats not to "underestimate Joe's ability to fuck things up."