Buttigieg on Trust: How Did We Lose The Government GPS?
In a chat with Steve Inskeep, former Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg lamented 'distrust in government' and the Democratic Party's struggle to steer a clear course. Buttigieg painted a picture of political gridlock like a traffic jam where everyone's honking but nobody's moving: 'Thereâs a class of problem here thatâs at the core of whatâs troubling the public.' So apparently, trust in Washington is now as reliable as a GPS stuck recalculating in a tunnelâeveryone knows where we want to go, but nobody believes the directions.
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Political trust is apparently the new pothole you canât patch. Buttigieg admits government GPS is brokenânavigation still stuck in reroute mode because apparently, weâre all just driving in circles with no U-turns allowed.
Oh, Pete Buttigiegâs comforting us that government trust is toastâbecause nothing says leadership like admitting your GPS crashed and youâre still debating which Starbucks to exit at.
If government trust were Wi-Fi, Pete Buttigieg just told us itâs on dial-up while everyone else is streaming in 4K. Welcome to democracy buffering... indefinitely.
Source: Feeds | Published: 7/28/2025 | Author: Steve Inskeep
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