Oh, say it isn’t so, Pete.
Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg, arguably the laziest man in Sleepy Joe Biden’s cabinet (and among the most incompetent), seems to be thinking hard about leaving the rough-and-tumble world of politics behind. It’s just too much work.
The once-rising star in leftist political circles, who ran for president on the winning platform of being gay and being mayor of a small Midwest city, told “Face the Nation” that politics is hard. Buttigieg came to that conclusion by watching Biden at “work” for the past three years.
“Well, I certainly have a new perspective on just how demanding that job is, watching President Biden deal with so many concerns, challenges, and opportunities for this country,” he told CBS’s weekly D.C. bacchanalia.
So Pete’s ideal for presidential work ethic is the geezer who has napped his way through office? Exhausting.
Buttigieg said he’s “proud to be a small part of the big team.” Members of that team have indeed been working overtime in pursuit of destroying what it has taken Americans the better part of 250 years to build.
“I sincerely don’t know whether I will run for elected office of any kind again,” he told “Face the Nation.”
Does @SecretaryPete still aspire to be president someday after working with President Biden?
“Well, I certainly have a new perspective on just how demanding that job is,” he says, adding: “I sincerely don’t know whether I will run for elected office of any kind again.” pic.twitter.com/cOIZCsg49Y
— Face The
