Posted on 01/14/2020 7:21:49 AM PST by libstripper
The curious campaign of Michael Bloomberg raises a question: Can a billionaire buy the Democratic nomination? In his late bid for the nomination that skips the first four contests, which historically launch the nominee, Bloomberg has placed a big bet that big bucks can overcome all.
Bloomberg has a history of short-circuiting the traditional political process and winning. The hallmarks of his victorious mayoral races in New York City were an overwhelming financial advantage, a blizzard of ads that saturated the airwaves, piecing together a disparate coalition, and little personal contact with voters.
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They’ll take him, or any of their candidates, over Trump.
Yes, the dems will forgive anything.
Just like, on the flip side of the coin, they don’t really hate Trump’s tweets or his style. You could have given to Trump Buttgeig’s exact style and demeanor and they’d have attacked it too.
The only thing that really matters is which side they are on. For the dems, all is forgiven. For the republicans, all is bad.
Nobody wants Bloomberg to be President, except Bloomberg.
Progressives would make a deal with the devil to beat Trump.....oh wait....they already have. Come on out Mr. Devil. Let’s get it on. Show me what you got.
Dems want free things,they don’t care who it is.
It’s fun to watch an idiot just piss away all his money.
Yes, democrats are always looking for a commissar or dictator. Remember when Frnak Rich lamented that Obama was constrained by the constitution, unlike the Chicom leaders?
Mark Green was a terrible candidate and Guiliani backed Bloomberg. It’s not that difficult to see how he was first elected.
He ran an Ad during the LSU Championship Game last night.
Talk about pissing away Money.
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