But look at the hot buttons he's actually hitting: gun control, same-sex marriage, and abortion -- for all of them, he takes the Democrat line.
Moreover, Bloomberg is actually from New York; he's an ACTUAL northeasterner -- as such, he could well tie up a lot of the Eastern Seaboard's Democrat votes.
And we cannot forget the most important of all: he is not Hillary Clinton.
At the same time, Bloomberg is not much of a threat to take Republican votes -- each of those same hot-button issues turns off large groups of R voters.
Conveniently, those are issues Rudy himself supports.
Well, this move presents a nice dilemma for the Rudy supporters. They say the only reason they support Rudy is because he’s the only one that can win. I have doubts that’s the only reason for some of them.... If a Liberal Dem runs like Hill from N.Y., and a Liberal “Indy” like Bloomberg runs from N.Y., just how likely is it Rudy tops both of them in a national race and retains conservatives?
Yeah, I think we all know the answer to that.
Conservatives are on the right track for victory. Let those two fight and divide the liberal vote. We nominate a conservative, retain the South, and have a good chance of picking off the MidWest full of reagan conservative Dems.
Same stuff RinoRudy supports, and he actually had his 15 minutes of fame here on FR.
Some Freepers fell for him just like Sean Hannity did.
Well, we’ll see. I’m stocking up on microwave popcorn; this will be fun (if the Republic survives it).