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To: MNJohnnie

.... He is coming to the rescue of his hero’s Bernie and Hillary. Him running would more than likely split the Republican vote in the General Election. However ... this could also backfire by siphoning off Democrat votes from Democrats who don’t like the current field of choices. After all .... Bloomie more closely resembles a Marxist than anything else.


28 posted on 02/08/2016 2:27:53 PM PST by R_Kangel ( "A Nation of Sheep ..... Will Beget ..... a Nation Ruled by Wolves.")
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To: R_Kangel
“Him running would more than likely split the Republican vote in the General Election”

Bloomberg’s only issues are gun confiscation, taxpayer funding for abortion and outlawing soda and lemonade.

The only area where he has any support is NYC and nearby.

Bloomberg would only get Democrat votes. No Republican would vote for him.

38 posted on 02/08/2016 2:51:22 PM PST by detective
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To: R_Kangel
"Him running would more than likely split the Republican vote in the General Election. "

Maybe on Manhattan island. But on Manhattan, Trump would split the Democrat vote. Other then New York, I can't think of anywhere else in all 57 states that Bloomie would siphon off more Republican votes than Democrat votes. The only place that he could even pretend to be a Republican is in New York, which says more about New York than it says about his values.

I hope (and pray) that Bloomie throws his hat and billions into the ring, but I doubt it. (Or maybe he really is that dumb, and his ego really is that massive. PLEASE!)

41 posted on 02/08/2016 3:15:49 PM PST by Sooth2222 ("Every nation has the government it deserves." - Joseph de Maistre (1753-1821))
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