TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 5月6日 00時11分

There are two main types of presidential candidates: those who run on policy and those who run on personality. @pete.buttigieg says he’s a “policy guy,” but he’s definitely a personality guy, writes @charlottealter. His campaign is more about who he is (young, gay, Midwestern, technocratic) and what he represents (social progress, generational change, an olive branch to “flyover country”) than what he’ll do if he’s President. So far Buttigieg has embraced a few big ideas, such as abolishing the Electoral College and expanding the Supreme Court. (Both would require an improbable constitutional amendment.) But when it comes to the policy issues dominating the primary so far, he has staked out only general positions. On health care, he favors “Medicare for all who want it.” He supports an “inter­generational alliance” to fight #climatechange and calls the #GreenNewDeal “the right beginning.” He said he wants to “do some math” around @senwarren’s plan to make college free and forgive student debt. Read more at the link in bio. Photograph by @elliotstudio for TIME

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