Buttigieg has trouble believing his 3rd place finish in Nevada

Peter Buttigieg the radical gay mayor of a small town in Indiana, cannot believe with his intersectional creds, that he could possibly come in third place behind Joe Biden, a senile straight old white guy, in the Democratic primary of Nevada.

"One has to consider that geographic reality should be at the forefront in the most rudimentary assessment of the viability of a candidate for President of the United States. I have that geographic reality, my worthy opponent, Joe Biden, does not," Buttigieg said, as the crowd nodded agreement in spite of not having a clue of what he was talking about. "To be considered for the most important job in this country, we must make a collaborative effort to unite as one voice in the darkness of despair."

Most of Mayor Pete's followers had that knowing nod and the WTF facial expression as he spoke. His eloquence was only surpassed by his use of words that had little connection to anything in existence.

What it all came down to was that Buttigieg was upset that he came in third in the primary and the Nevada State Democratic Party told him that his campaign could seek a recount if he wants to challenge the results, much like a tennis serve, hit by a confused opponent, that may or may not have hit the line which is then challenged.

But to Pete's point, there were problems at the Nevada caucuses with over 200 reported problems allocating the Saturday votes. President Trump probably tweeted about the ineptitude of the Democratic Party to get anything done correctly, but I missed it if he did.

In a wordy letter sent to the state party late Saturday night and provided to The Associated Press on Sunday, the Buttigieg campaign complained that the process of integrating four days of early voting into in-person caucuses held Saturday was “plagued with errors and inconsistencies.”

The Buttigieg campaign didn't say whether they will demand a recount.

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The campaign also whined that it received reports that volunteers running caucuses did not seem to follow rules that could have allowed candidates to pick up more support on a second round of voting, which he believes would have gone to the most intersectional [read: "victim"] and that would be himself.

Socialist old guy Bernie Sanders won Nevada’s caucuses, with Sleepy Joe Biden a distant second followed by Buttigieg.


The Buttigieg campaign called for the party to release more detail of the votes, including a breakdown of early votes cast by home precincts, their home addresses, age, gender with which they identify, and favorite Russian oligarchs.

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