“I understand that the American people… want to hear someone who credibly can say, ‘I will take on the billionaires. I will fight to beat back the influence of money in Washington,'' Sen. Elizabeth Warren says about campaign funding. DemDebate
As Pete Buttigieg has ascended in the polls in the kickoff state of Iowa, it was inevitable that he would eventually become the chief target of the other top Democratic candidates for president.
That finally happened on the debate stage Thursday night, and the South Bend, Indiana, mayor was ready for it.After a fairly staid first half of the PBS-Politico debate in Los Angeles, Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren and Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders seized their moment to fault Buttigieg for courting the big money donors and bundlers who they themselves have eschewed. Their critiques seemed to open the door for Sen.
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