Craig Hall, who owns the wine cave at the heart of the Democratic feud between Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) and South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg, said that it’s “not fair” that he’s being used as a “pawn” in the struggle.
According to the New York Times, he and his wife Kathryn own Hall Wines in California.
The Halls have given $2.4 million to Democratic candidates and causes since the 1980s. Craig Hall pointed out the environmental benefits of the wine caves, and said that the practice dates back to the Romans.
Warren used Buttigieg’s glitzy wine cave fundraiser to swipe at him for courting wealthy donors. Buttigieg retorted that Warren is setting “purity tests” that she herself “cannot pass.” The fight churned up Warren’s own fundraiser that she held in 2018, where a thank you for a $1,000 donation was a souvenir bottle of wine.
More like the “whine cave”.
“Craig Hall pointed out the environmental benefits of the wine caves, and said that the practice dates back to the Romans.”
All that history and the possession of the cave in question and he can’t figure out how to use the perfect opportunity to shut up. So now the whine meme is alive again.
“It’s Not Fair” cried the millionaire.
“Come live in my world for a day” laughed the single mom.
We didn’t want this to see the light of day. Why do you think we held it in a cave in the first place.
Nobody but Warren and a handful of people close to her care about this. Yet another example of Warren’s inept tone-deaf politics. She’s a horrible politician who needs to stay in the Senate where she can actually do some good.