"When you get up in the morning, you can have a glass of clean, safe, drinking water and get in a vehicle and go on a road that's in a good condition to go to a job where one job is enough, and on the way there, drop your kids off at quality public education that is well-funded."
"We have to make clear, of course, we want to see an end to the current regime, but what we really need to make clear is what we would be doing instead."
"Yes, we're angry, but anger does not mean everybody's going to the polls. And it doesn't mean that we're going to sustain it until November."
Pete Buttigieg responded cryptically to a question about running for president in 2028 during an event with Rev. Al Sharpton. He emphasized the importance of the Democratic Party addressing current challenges and moving beyond merely restoring the old ways. Buttigieg highlighted the need for a clear vision of improvement, advocating for better living conditions, including access to clean water, quality education, and economic stability. He stressed that anger alone won't drive voter turnout and that engagement is crucial for success.
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