The New Yorkerのインスタグラム(newyorkermag) - 10月16日 08時15分

“Television suits Peter Buttigieg,” Benjamin Wallace-Wells writes. As a politician, Buttigieg’s great trick (and a flaw) is to never take anything personally: he blinks away the noisy, slanderous business of daily politics in pursuit of what political consultants might call the point of essential contrast. Lately, Buttigieg has been not taking things personally on Fox News. At the link in our bio, read Wallace-Wells on the politician’s three recent appearances on the network, which many liberals have celebrated as a tour de force and a rout.

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