NBC's Chuck Todd asks Pete Buttigieg why
Biden's accomplishments aren't being celebrated
by the public
Posted By: NorthernDog, 2/5/2023 6:47:19 PM
NBC anchor Chuck Todd seemingly can’t wrap his head around the fact that President Biden's accomplishments in office aren't resonating with the American public. In an interview on NBC’s "Meet the Press" on Sunday, Todd asked Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg why American voters have failed to embrace Biden’s accomplishments in office, telling Buttigieg that despite his unpopularity with the public, Biden has "got a lot of things to tout." "Why do you think it has not penetrated the American public?" he asked. Buttigieg, who regularly appears on left-leaning weekend shows to defend the administration, responded, "Well, these things don’t sell
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It's like asking a battered spouse why they don't appreciate all the nice little things done for them.