Presidential contender Pete Buttigieg on Tuesday night released the names of his private and government clients during his stint as a consultant at McKinsey & Company, following weeks of demands from his critics for greater transparency about his fundraising and his past employment.
The list includes Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan, the Canadian supermarket Loblaws, Best Buy, the National Resources Defense Council, the Environmental Protection Agency, the Department of Energy, the U.S. Postal Service and the Department of Defense.
Buttigieg’s work for Blue Cross Blue Shield “looked at overhead expenditures such as rent, utilities, and company travel.
His work for Loblaw’s included studying the effects of price cuts on products across their stores, according to the release. For Best Buy, Buttigieg “investigated opportunities for selling more energy-efficient home products in their stores.”
His stint with the EPA and the Energy Department included researching ways to attack climate change through energy efficiency. He helped the Defense Department in efforts to increase “employment and entrepreneurship” in Iraq and Afghanistan. His final project consisted of analyzing new sources of revenue for the Postal Service.
Trump supporters are shocked Buttigieg has not done anything of the things which makes Trump so relatable to the criminal class. Only Trump has experience:
Illegally hiring iron workers in Poland and flying them into New York on Tourist Visas to work illegally on his construction site;
Partnering with the Mafia to swindle investors with phony real estate projects which were never built;
Filing a series of bankruptcies, stiffing creditors and telling non-stop lies.
"Pete doesn't even need to flush the toilet ten to fifteen times," said one Trump supporter. "There's definitely something suspicious about that."
"When I see Trump's massive imperial shit maker, now that's presidential. He's a man eager to break the law, lie about it and blame his friends and family when he's caught. A real criminal boss."
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