Kamala Harris called a Pete Buttigieg comment 'naive' — and Buttigieg agreed
Sen. Kamala Harris (D-Calif.) had a good laugh at her fellow Democratic presidential candidate South Bendia, Indiana Mayor, Pete Buttigieg's comments that the race was "getting to be" a two-person showdown between Buttigieg and Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.)
In an interview with CBS that aired Sunday, Harris called the suggestion "naive" and said the mayor should review some history books to remind himself of the fact that elections generally aren't decided this early.
.@KamalaHarris literally laughed at @PeteButtigieg's suggestion it's now a two-way race b/t him & Warren. She also called it "naive" via @FaceTheNation @edokeefe pic.twitter.com/TqIlj51PXn
— Bo Erickson (@BoKnowsNews) November 3, 2019
Buttigieg was later asked about Harris' response to his comments and he couldn't help but agree. He said he couldn't remember the exact context that led to his answer, but he thinks "we all know that this is a fluid race, that it's a very competitive race, and that anything could happen."
On remarks Kamala Harris made to CBS calling his comments on a "two-way race" "naive", Pete Buttigieg tells @AsteadWesley, "She's right. Look, where we are now is three months ahead of the Iowa primary, and the, or the Iowa Caucuses, and the Iowa Caucuses are just the beginning." pic.twitter.com/CKWxc5yT8t
— DJ Judd (@DJJudd) November 3, 2019
