Our weekly round-up of letters published in the Dothan Eagle.
Our incompetent Secretary of Transportation, Pete Buttigieg, began his political career as mayor of the town of South Bend, Indiana. South Bend has a bus station with 60 buses, a small train station, and a small, regional airport. The mayor did so poorly with street maintenance that he was nicknamed “Pothole Pete” -- a sterling resume for a Secretary of Transportation. The DOT employs 58,000 people; more than half the population of South Bend, with a budget of $27 billion.
Remember when the supply chain fell apart shortly after our president took office? Pothole Pete was two months into a three-month “paternity leave.” I know you might be thinking; well, that might not be excessive if his wife is home recovering from a C section. The Pothole has no wife, only a husband. No C section; not even a labor pain and he’s out of work for three months! He and his husband adopted twins.
But Pothole Pete had to be rewarded for dropping out of the Democrat primary just in time for James Clyburn to smooth out a clear path for our Dufus in Chief to sweep up on “Super Tuesday” and get him across the line of the Democrat Primary.
Remember this summer with threat of a railway strike that could have cost $2 billion to the country’s economy? Ole Pete was 3,500 miles away on a vacation in Portugal. Now we possibly have the worst airline catastrophe in history.
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