The President has turned, slightly, against his favorite network, Fox News, after the channel gave South Bend Mayor and presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg a platform to talk with Fox viewers about his campaign and issues.
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That came in a pair of tweets following Buttigieg's hour town hall Sunday night, moderated by Chris Wallace, host of Fox News Sunday and son of iconic CBS newsman Mike Wallace:
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Buttigieg had gotten some grief for agreeing to appear on Fox, which has plenty of conservative commentators rooting for the other side.
A number of Democratic presidential candidates have been agreeing to appear on the top-rated cable net in the town hall format, though Sen. Elizabeth Warren said no with a stinging exclamation point and Kamala Harris said thanks but no thanks too.
