Nonsense. When you have $50 billion, Waterloo is when you pull the plug.
Like Bloomberg, you overestimate the power of paid advertising to influence voters. At some point, you reach the saturation point and start to cause consumer annoyance, and Mini-Mike is already very close to getting there.
The peril of participating in these nationally-televised debates is that it gives Democrat voters the chance to see that the product being advertised does not match the tiny, arrogant man in real life.
He should have declined to participate. Now it’s too late.
Ask Mike Lindell about that.
Bloomberg may need to change his admen and get a new batch of tv spots, but saturation point is a myth.