Republicans are throwing spaghetti at the wall in hopes that something will turn around their increasingly grim odds in the midterm elections.

Pete Buttigieg, former U.S. secretary of transportation and 2020 candidate for president, wouldn’t say Monday if he’s going to make another run for the nation’s highest office in 2028. But

Fellow Navy veteran cites Rebecca’s focus on fixing transit and infrastructure, service to country SOMERVILLE, NJ — Today, former U.S. Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg announced that he is…

The most undervalued 2028 Democratic presidential nominee on @FanduelPredicts has to be Pete Buttigieg. He’ll have establishment backing, a sophisticated ground game and there’s no guessing whether he’ll run or not.

On Saturday, September 19, Pete Buttigieg, former U.S. Secretary of Transportation and Mayor of South Bend, Indiana, will keynote the Texas Democratic Party’s 12th Annual Johnson-Jordan Dinner in Dall...

Pete Buttigieg talks with us about fatherhood, public life, and what Democrats must understand about a country frustrated with the political status quo. Nearly a decade after he and Jaime Harrison competed for DNC chair, the former mayor and cabinet secretary reflects on how becoming a husband and father changed the stakes of his political work and the personal cost of staying in the fight. We discuss the 2026 midterms, voter anger, political reform, and why Democrats cannot simply offer a return to the past. Pete also reflects on South Carolina, earning trust through listening, and the questions surrounding 2028.  00:00 Jaime welcomes Pete to Season 2 02:00 From DNC rivals to friends 06:00 What Pete learned about the Democratic Party 08:00 Trump and why Democrats can’t go back 11:00 How fatherhood changed Pete 18:00 When politics targets your family 21:00 Has Pete ever wanted to leave politics? 22:00 How Pete and Chasten handle political attacks 26:00 Why Americans are angry 27:00 What Democrats misunderstand about voter anger 29:00 Economic and political reform 32:00 Pete’s vision for the 2026 midterms 35:00 State races and money in politics 36:00 Pete’s potential midterm surprises 37:00 Does Pete want to be president? 39:00 Jaime presses Pete on 2028 40:00 What Pete learned from South Carolina 44:00 Pete on earning support from Black voters 46:00 The Sit Your Ass Down Award 48:00 What Pete hopes his children remember SUBSCRIBE & FOLLOW: 🔔 Subscribe to At Our Table on YouTube: @atourtablepodcast 📩 Newsletter: https://jaimeharrison.substack.com 🎙️ Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast... 🎧 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2qSQSDL... 🌐 Website: https://www.aotpodcast.com FOLLOW JAIME HARRISON: Instagram: harrisonjaime Twitter/X: harrisonjaime Threads: https://threads.net/@harrisonjaime FOLLOW AT OUR TABLE: Instagram: atourtableshow Twitter/X: atourtableshow Threads: https://threads.net/@atourtableshow TikTok: at.our.table Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/atourtable.b... FOLLOW SECRETARY PETE BUTTIGIEG: Twitter/X: petebuttigieg Instagram: Pete.buttigieg #AtOurTable #JaimeHarrison #petebuttigieg #2028 #2026midterms

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Former U.S. Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg has endorsed Rebecca Bennett for Congress, giving the Democratic challenger to Rep. Tom Kean Jr.

Potential 2028 candidate is getting warm receptions this time in South Carolina

Pete Buttigieg was in South Carolina this weekend as he considers a second presidential campaign. South Carolina Democrats halted his 2020 run when he failed to connect with Black voters.

Pete Buttigieg urges South Carolina Democrats to defend Black political power, invest in communities and rebuild trust with Black voters.

Pete Buttigieg endorsed eight candidates running for various posts at the Statehouse, including two seeking to represent Northwest Indiana in the General Assembly.

South Carolina candidate for U.S. Senate Annie Andrews announced Thursday that former U.S. Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg has endorsed her campaign.

Pete Buttigieg has renewed his call for sweeping changes to the High Court, arguing reforms are needed to restore public trust.

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