Marco Rubio vs. Pete Buttigieg

Over the weekend, Biden Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg picked a fight with Florida Sen. Marco Rubio over whether the Senate should vote on a House bill protecting gay marriage. Secretary Buttigieg initially said "If they don't want to spend a lot of time on this, they can vote 'yes' and move on and that would be really reassuring for a lot of families around America, including mine."

Sen. Rubio responded, saying "We have a transportation secretary named Pete Buttigieg who believes that highways can be racist, who believes that $5 gas—which is killing working Americans—is a great thing because that means people are gonna drive less, or because everyone is now gonna go out and buy a $65,000 electric car with a Chinese battery in it." Sen. Rubio was just getting started. Next, Rubio said "I'm gonna focus on the real problems. I'm not gonna focus on the agenda dictated by a bunch of affluent, elite liberals and a bunch of Marxist misfits who sadly today control the agenda of the modern Democratic Party."

This is what happens when an intellectual midget (Buttigieg) picks a fight with a man with gravitas (Rubio):

This is a gimmick bill designed to stir up the Democrats' base. That base needs stirring up because the Democrats' list of accomplishments isn't lengthy. Democrats are heading for a beating in November because they've screwed up the economy, ratcheted up inflation to Carter-era levels, demolished the energy industry for the next 5-10 years, opened the border so the Sinaloa Cartel can poison Americans with fentanyl and told parents that attended school board meetings that they were domestic terrorists while letting violent criminals run free after committing violent crimes.

Unfortunately, Democrats aren't interested in fixing problems facing middle-class families. The Democrats' key constituent group is college-educated upper middle-class elitists like Buttigieg.

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