Democratic presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg released a timeline of his three years working for the elite consulting firm McKinsey after some of his opponents called for him to be more transparent about his time at the firm
The release comes after some of Buttigieg's presidential opponents called for him to be more transparent about his time at the firm as some of McKinsey's work for the federal government, including for Immigration and Customs Enforcement on projects along the US-Mexico border, drew increased scrutiny this month.Buttigieg detailed seven projects in the release.
"The most recent call for Buttigieg to release his client list came this week, when The New York Times published an editorial calling on the presidential candidate to release his clients.Sen. Elizabeth Warren, a Massachusetts Democrat, also took the opportunity on Thursday to call for Buttigieg to disclose his clients, telling reporters in Boston,"I think that voters want to know about possible conflicts of interests.
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