A 2020 Biden campaign ad ripping Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg for his lack of experience has resurfaced despite the video being deleted more than two years.
including significant supply chain snarls, a potential rail strike and widespread commercial airline delays.
"Joe Biden warned us," Steve Guest, an adviser for Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, tweeted."His campaign nuked Mayor Pete for his lack of experience.", saying,"Regular reminder that before he named him as Transportation Secretary, Joe Biden mocked Mayor Pete for his inexperience, noting that one of his greatest accomplishments was installing twinkly lights under bridges. Probably should’ve listened to his own ads.
"This was one of the most devastating ads of the Dem Primary," Whitlock tweeted."And a huge indictment of the Biden team’s decision to name Pete a cabinet Secretary."In an email to Fox News Digital on Wednesday, White House spokesperson Andrew Bates declined to answer any questions about the ad, choosing instead to defend Buttigieg's use of a military plane to attend a sporting event in Europe.
"Could you please show us Fox’s similarly critical reporting from when Trump Administration officials and their spouses took military flights to the Invictus Games to support American veterans, before Pete Buttigieg — a Navy veteran who the President is proud to have serving in this administration — did the exact same thing?" Bates said.Thomas Catenacci is a politics writer for Fox News Digital.
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