Pete Buttigieg brought husband Chasten
on military aircraft to attend sporting
event in Netherlands
Posted By: Black Conservative Voice, 1/4/2023 7:45:08 AM
: Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg traveled to Europe on a military aircraft to attend the Fifth Invictus Games with his husband Chasten Buttigieg last spring, according to an internal calendar reviewed by Fox News Digital. On April 15, Buttigieg traveled from Joint Base Andrews to Rotterdam, Netherlands, via "MilAir Flight" before returning two days later on military aircraft, the calendar obtained by Americans for Public Trust (APT) and shared with Fox News Digital showed. According to photos from the event and media reports, the transportation secretary traveled to the Netherlands with his husband.
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Buttigieg was MIA when the Country was going through the BIGGEST Transportation Crisis in our history, imo.....Just like MOST of Biden's Administration, a big waste of space.