By skyforbes 
What his recent concern trolling comments about deficit and debt really mean.
Former Mayor of South Bend Pete Buttigieg has experienced a surge after his performance in Iowa, and with Joe Biden’s dismal performance it looks as though the conservative Democrats and the corporate elites may be turning to Pete as the one to prevent Bernie Sanders from taking the Democratic nomination.
Naturally, Pete is getting a closer look from Wall Street Democratic financiers. As someone who has already emerged as a favorite among no less than thirteen exclusive billionaire donors and forty overall, it’s no surprise that his delegate tie with Bernie Sanders has certainly shown them he is a viable candidate.
As we emerge from the aftermath of the disaster that was the Iowa caucus, it’s clear that Buttigieg is doing everything he can to assure these big money donors that he’s their guy.
According to NBC News:
“Pete Buttigieg called on Democrats to get more serious about lowering the national debt, portraying himself as the biggest fiscal hawk in the presidential field and taking a shot at chief New Hampshire rival Bernie Sanders for being too spendthrift.