TRUST: AMERICA'S BEST CHANCE (audiobook) by Pete Buttigeig

 



Pete Buttigeig was, for me, the most interesting Democrat that sought the 2020 nomination. The first I ever heard of was a lengthy interview he gave on NPR when no one on the national level had ever heard of him. I found him to be thoughtful and serious and open to new ideas and discussion. 

This book is a short discussion on how politics (and life in general) depends on a certain level of trust to proceed. There is nothing really new here, but it is a worthwhile discussion and it is good to hear it reiterated in a time when trust is so short. To his credit, Pete Buttigeig doesn't feel the need just to stretch out a book just to pad the number of pages.

At the end of the audiobook is a recording of Mayor Pete's speech where he announces that he is ending his Presidential campaign.

I rate this audiobook 4 stars out of 5. It can be found on Amazon.com here: TRUST: AMERICA'S BEST CHANCE  by Pete Buttigeig.

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