What a pitiful lineup of candidates. Go Hunter.
this liberal will split the dim ticket if he runs as an independent. good for him.
This has been his plan all along. To knock Rudy out of the GOP race so there is a rationale for him. Then we get Hillary.
The only place Mr. Bloomberg should “fit” in the 2008 election is into a large bore cannon so he can be fired over the Canadian border. His anti-individual freedom, big-government, national-socialist politics may play better with our neighbors to the north.
Then again, THEY may decide to launch him at Iceland or something. Either way, he would be out of the U.S. Which will be a good thing.
Clinton vs. Giuliani vs. Bloomberg.
That would be some subway series.
No where...outside of NYC he has zero support, especially down south and out west. And don’t even ask Virginians what they think about this clown.
Yeah right.
Bloomie wants to do a Perot - feed his ego and shaft the GOP.
There is no place for Bloomberg in the Presidential election. He is an authoritarian fruitbat.
Well, I confess I’m bewildered by the polling argument. I would have thought he would damage hillary, but I could be wrong. Also, I thought he had recently left the Republican party. And before he was a Republican, he was a Democrat. In the spirit of New York politics, he only ran as a Republican because the Democrats had another candidate they were backing.
But I do know one thing. In the opening of this article, “could badly bruise whomever comes out on top” should read “could badly bruise whoever comes out on top.” That’s a difficult rule of syntax, but the subject of a dependent clause that is the object of the main verb nevertheless should be treated as the subject of the clause it is part of.
(And as Winston Churchill says, there are times when you should end a sentence with a preposition. Orders to the contrary, he insists, are something “up with which I will not put.”)
Once again I wish he’d run, but he’s not gonna get my vote!
He is a gun grabber and so unacceptable.
Somebody explain to me, why would any potential Republican voter would vote for Bloomberg? He’s more liberal than Giuliani.
OK, maybe he would draw off some of the Independent vote, which both candidates would need, but I think more Indies would be drawn from the Hildybeast’s pool than from whomever is the GOP candidate.