Mayor Pete Buttigieg
The first in the list is Mayor Pete Buttigieg. There is nothing short of sterling about Buttigieg,
who recently announced his presidential candidacy. South Bend, Indiana's mayor of eight years is a
darling from day one, and there are valid reasons for it: He's a veteran who's served in the U.S.
Navy reserve and later on in Afghanistan.
He’s well versed in the global economy and financial investments through his experience gained from
his McKinsey and Co. days before he "retired" to a life in politics.
He's also well versed in the language of the elite and of the law, having attended Harvard, and then
later, Oxford as a Rhodes Scholar.
His supporters think him smart, clear headed and transparent.
He's our Millennial Man and this is his current political campaign logo:
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But underneath all that, Buttigieg is a colorful contradiction.
For starters, Buttigieg is only two years short of the minimum age requirement for running for
president, and even lesser experienced where politics are concerned, making him extremely amateur
compared to the other candidates.
He has an immigrant background, with parents from Malta, and did we mention he speaks seven
languages?
And most importantly, he's unapologetically gay and openly displays his relationship with his
husband, Chasten.
And if that wasn't enough, Buttigieg slaps his evangelical counterparts with secular association and
St. Augustine quotes on the regular.
For this reason we think this logo is more to his personal brand of politics:
Whether Buttigieg wins or loses, let's just say his logo won’t be the butt of political jokes as much
as that of the following candidate.
