I'm Taking Some Personal Time: Buttigieg Refuses to Answer Daily Caller Reporters' Questions on East Palestine, But Creepily Snaps Her Photo

Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg was questioned Tuesday evening while walking in Washington, D.C. by Daily Caller reporter Jennie Taer who asked him about the toxic train wreck in East Palestine, Ohio. Buttigieg was walking with what appears to be his husband Chasten Buttigieg.

Secretary Pete refused to answer Taer’s questions, save but one, repeatedly telling her to check out the “dozen” interviews he had already given today. When Taer persisted, Buttigieg informed her he was “taking some personal time”. He did say he was going to go to East Palestine but wouldn’t say when.

Buttigieg creepily took a picture of her with his smartphone.

One of the interviews Buttigieg gave Tuesday was with CBS News reporter Caitlin Huey-Burns who challenged him for not “showing up” to East Palestine. Buttigieg spoke about respecting the bureaucratic process.


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Transportation Sec. Buttigieg says he's "planning to go" to East Palestine, Ohio, but hasn't specified when he'll make the visit.

@CHueyBurns

: "But you ran for president. You understand politics better than most. And you know the importance of showing up. So why not go sooner?"


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Quoted a re-post on Twitter to Jennie Taer.

You're very brave and have every right to ask questions. I would definitely want to know why he wanted that picture of you.

Source thegatewaypundit


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