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And another Bloomberg commercial comes up. Wondering if he might be the dark horse that will win. He seems to be carefully staying on his issues, not attacking.

Thoughts? Is he electable to the moderate voters if Trump is the alternative?
 
And another Bloomberg commercial comes up. Wondering if he might be the dark horse that will win. He seems to be carefully staying on his issues, not attacking.

Thoughts? Is he electable to the moderate voters if Trump is the alternative?
He's only polling 7% compared to Biden's 28%.
 
Bloomberg is a rich guy, richer than Trump, so he can afford to run all the ads he wants to, but I think the black folks like Biden much better and the far-left nutjobs like Bernie Sanders. Warren will soon be toast. Even nutty women are seeing through her baloney.

Regardless, the media are in the pocket of whomever the democrats pick for their nominee. I suspect it will be Joe Biden, but we'll see.
If the economy stays steady, Trump should win re-election.
 
As part of his anti-obesity campaign, Mayor Bloomberg has decided that no whole pies can be sold anymore, only by the slice.

A reporter asked won't that offend a sizable voting bloc. A representative replied that "those of Italian heritage represent a statistically significant proportion of the obese population and therefore part of the target of the campaign." No further comment was available.

The office of the Mayor of New York City issued the following decree.
"No restaurant shall allow any customer to leave said restaurant with any portion of a previously served meal."

When questioned about the customer having already purchased the meal, the spokesperson said "We are not targeting To-Go meals, only "Doggie Bags.
We want them to be part of the clean plate club, besides they will only go home and eat it later that same night.”

Mayor Bloomberg's office has reached new heights in its anti-obesity campaign. To reduce the amount of pollution and increase exercise we have decided that “No taxi shall pickup a fare unless they will travel a minimum of 20 blocks”.

They continued. “We control the medallions; therefore we can decide who gets picked up, and how far they will travel. This will force people to get out and walk”.

When asked about inclement weather, the reply was “They can take an umbrella and wear galoshes”.



This is a parody that came out in 2013 when the whole no sodas over 16 oz or whatever it was was implemented by King Bloomberg.

I think Bloomberg suffers from the condition that he thinks the common masses are just not smart enough to make good decisions on their own so the government must make it for them. Slippery slope to communism... At the sametime our new Millennials and those who are behind them have been conditioned to think it is true, that the government should protect and provide like parents do.

His commercials are wonderful and seem a true choice ... until you understand what he really would do to the structure of our government by enacting laws that are contrary to what our constitution protects us from in terms of government interference into our life and businesses.
 
Sort of like Trump, Bloomberg is funding his own race.

Will he be able to get people out to his rallies with as much excitement as Trump?

Trump gets, and had, a bunch of free press because media knows he sells. People tune into see him, and click in stories about him. Can Bloomberg get people to wait in lines in the heat and cold and rain to see him. Hoping to actually get into packed stadiums to be part of the rally like they do for Trump?

Bloomberg runs commercials in California non-stop. Many different one, and he sounds like the adult in the room compared to Trump.


Bloomberg willing to spend 'whatever it takes' in 2020 White House bid

Democratic presidential hopeful Mike Bloomberg is willing to "spend whatever it takes" to get his message out and broaden his support to secure the party's nomination, campaign manager Kevin Sheekey told Fox News' "Bill Hemmer Reports" on Monday.

During Monday's interview, Hemmer questioned Sheekey over how much of Bloomberg's own money the former New York City mayor is willing to spend to unseat President Trump.

"Fox Business headline here it is and it's big one: 'Two billion reasons Bloomberg could unseat Trump,'" Hemmer said. "Is he willing to go deep, two billion, or is that just a headline?"
<snip>
In an earlier segment on the show, Hemmer interviewed Trump campaign manager Brad Parscale, who said he wasn't worried about Bloomberg's candidacy until he outpolls the likes of Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., and former South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg

"Brad is not running a national campaign," Sheekey responded. "Brad is running a campaign in six states... and right now if the election was held, I think President Trump is re-elected and that's one of the reasons Mike Bloomberg got into this campaign."


 
You have to ask yourself, "Why is a guy willing to spend tens of millions of his own money to be president?" I don't trust him at all.
 
Trumps big advantage in the last election was all the free publicity that the media gave him. It was worth Millions to him. They kept wanting to show the country how crazy he was, not realizing that it kept his face in front of those that ended up supporting him.

I just don't see the media doing that with Bloomberg.
 
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