Buttigieg Urges Bold Democratic Coalitions

0:00This is Cory, and here's what is making news across Birmingham right now. Pete Buttigieg spoke to a packed audience in Birmingham on Monday at the Carver Theatre. The former Transportation Secretary urged Democrats to build wide coalitions by finding shared goals with people across the political divide, instead, of chasing old times. He stressed the need for bold communicators who engage conservatives with respect and conviction. Earlier that day, Buttigieg joined Mayor Randall Woodfinn to meet small business owners toward the civil rights district and host an open conversation. The crowd gave him a standing ovation and filled the venue to capacity. Woodfin highlighted how these events spark hope and lead to real action on community issues. They covered key topics like infrastructure upgrades, better mass transit, more housing options, and fair immigration handling. Both pointed out flaws in tough federal enforcement that hurts families rather than criminals. Buttigieg pushed his party to offer fresh ideas beyond the broken status quo, even if it means

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