Pete Buttigieg Takes Down Republicans With Precise Plan For 'Freedom' In America
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Buttigieg took to comedian Andrew Schulz's "Flagrant" podcast where he broke down the life he wants "everybody to be able to live."
Pete Buttigieg summed up his vision for America on Wednesday after comedian Andrew Schulz remarked that Democrats didn’t have a “message” that was loud or controversial enough to counter the GOP’s platform in the 2024 election.
The former transportation secretary, in an appearance on Schulz’s “Flagrant” podcast, emphasized that Americans deserve affordable transit, well-paying jobs and parental leave.
“And if you don’t want to have a kid, I want you to have the right to choose whether to have a kid which means access to birth control and abortion, those things that give you the freedom to decide on that,” Buttigieg said.
Buttigieg declared that children should have access to schools without funding being “slashed” as Republicans “set fire” to the Department of Education before adding that Americans should also have access to clean air and drinking water.
He also underscored that families like his should be able to go to bed feeling “fine” even if a Supreme Court justice wants to “obliterate” them because of their interpretation of religion.
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