Pete Buttigieg released two additional years of his tax returns on Wednesday, shedding light on the years he spent working at McKinsey
The release came hours before the top Democratic candidates vying to take on President Donald Trump in 2020 take part in the fifth primary debate. The timing is not accidental: Buttigieg, after rising in polls in Iowa, is expecting to be the focus of attention onstage. The tax returns will likely be a response if the mayor is attacked for his work at the firm.
Hide Caption 14 of 27 Photos: In photos: Presidential candidate Pete ButtigiegButtigieg walks with Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg, a personal friend who was visiting South Bend in April 2017.Hide Caption 15 of 27 Photos: In photos: Presidential candidate Pete ButtigiegButtigieg appears on"Late Night with Seth Meyers" in June 2017.
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