Some believe the Democratic Party's next savior is living here, huddled with family, in the relative obscurity of a small city on the shores of Lake Michigan. Pete Buttigieg has yet to decide if that's a responsibility he wants.

Former Department of Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg on Tuesday attributed the election of President Donald Trump to the Democrats’ approach to promoting diversity.

The former Secretary of Transportation was joined by Congresswoman Marie Gluesenkamp Perez and Cleveland Mayor Justin Bibb to discuss the Democratic Party’s path forward in a conversation moderated by David Axelrod.

"Making people sit through a training that looks like something out of Portlandia, which I have also experienced. And it is how Trump Republicans are made."

Out transportation secretary Pete Buttigieg is considering whether to run for Michigan’s U.S. Senate seat or whether to take a second shot at running for President, the Associated Press (AP) reported.

Former Biden administration official Pete Buttigieg said that the Democratic Party's approach to promoting diversity was too heavy-handed and led to the election of President Donald Trump.

Pete Buttigieg is quietly contemplating his future from a small city in northern Michigan while talking to Democratic Party officials, labor leaders and top strategists TRAVERSE CITY, Mich.