If he gets the nomination I think alot of people wil say , ok you got it. BUT screw you . Just because you're rich you can't have what you want. Piss on you rich boy.

NEW-
@MonmouthPoll
of likely Democratic voters in Virginia:

SANDERS 22%
BLOOMBERG 22%
BIDEN 18%
BUTTIGIEG 11%
KLOBUCHAR 9%
WARREN 5%

The Commonwealth of Virginia heads to the polls on March 3- Super Tuesday

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Originally posted by Sig2340:
My reply to the text I received:

Nice job, sir!

Yes Bloomberg is fantastically wealthy, but it won't save his life if he picks Hillary as his running mate.

If he's buying a Presidency, he surely knows to steer clear of those that are well known back stabbers.

Figuratively and literally.

I think it’s odd that both Bernie and Bloomberg never speak about their Judaism. Not that it would happen, but Possible First Jewish president and all that Jazz.

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Originally posted by sdy:
NEW-
@MonmouthPoll
of likely Democratic voters in Virginia:

SANDERS 22%
BLOOMBERG 22%
BIDEN 18%
BUTTIGIEG 11%
KLOBUCHAR 9%
WARREN 5%

The Commonwealth of Virginia heads to the polls on March 3- Super Tuesday

Bloomberg's super Tuesday strategy remains in play. As long as Biden is in the race Sanders is OK but if Biden drops out that will only help Bloomberg.

Bloomberg or Bernie?

I'm not sure which is the worse nightmare.

These Bloomberg commercials have stretched the truth so far it is screaming under the strain. His latest claims that he led NYC through 9/11. Amazing since he wasn't Mayor at the time.

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Originally posted by RAMIUS:
I think it’s odd that both Bernie and Bloomberg never speak about their Judaism. Not that it would happen, but Possible First Jewish president and all that Jazz.

They are Erev Rav.

The Erev Rav, are of the mixed multitude who came out of Egypt with the Israelites. They became, and continue to be a "thorn in the flesh" of the Jewish people.

America has a similar issue with it's own "Erev Rav". Those who founded this country, left the King ans Crown and chose to be free. They were followed by many who had not "heart and soul" for freedom and liberty.
And later, others came to the Land of the Free, (also) a thorn in the flesh of those who love what this country stands for, the desire that all be free to enjoy and promote liberty, and choose to "live and let live".

We have and will, always battle such people, and they will proclaim themselves above the rest. But, they are not of us.

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Originally posted by Jimbo54:
I haven't watched any of the Dem debates yet because I really don't give a shit but this one coming up could be very entertaining.

I was thinking the same thing

I hear tell Bloomberg has all the charisma of a dead fish.

Elizabeth Warren is already calling for the other candidates to use Bloomberg as a sparring dummy at the debate:

quote:

"It's a shame Mike Bloomberg can buy his way into the debate," Warren wrote online. "But at least now primary voters curious about how each candidate will take on Donald Trump can get a live demonstration of how we each take on an egomaniac billionaire."

According to Politico, the other candidates are pissed that a convenient rule change got him into the debate, and:

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Those tensions are all but certain to come to a head on stage Wednsday, when Bloomberg is bracing to receive incoming fire from Joe Biden, Pete Buttigieg, Amy Klobuchar, Bernie Sanders and [Elizabeth] Warren.

Full original text at http://www.politico.com/news/2...c-billionaire-115829

so here is a video where Bloomberg says a particular thing that I completely agree with.

BUT him saying that will hurt him in his campaign to be the DEM presidential candidate

Bloomberg’s sensitivity was far less apparent at a forum hosted by the Bermuda Business Development Agency on March 21, 2019, in Manhattan, where Bloomberg derided Democratic candidates for talking about transgender protections.

“If your conversation during a presidential election is about some guy wearing a dress and whether he, she, or it can go to the locker room with their daughter, that’s not a winning formula for most people,” he said.

Bloomberg made a similar remark about a “man wearing a dress” in 2016, but his comments uncovered Tuesday — remarks he made less than a year ago — came amid the early stages of the 2020 Democratic primary.

“And so you can understand where somebody like Trump comes from,” Bloomberg said at the forum last year. “You can understand when you look at the Democratic Party, they are so far left that two years ago there was nobody on their side who would take these positions, and today virtually all the candidates for president of the Democratic Party are so progressive. I don’t know what progressive means.”


start about 12 minutes in

https://youtu.be/8eMXsQseqzM



Bloomberg:

"Supposedly 6 million people looking for jobs, but some of the estimates are that half of them have such a drug problem they will never ever get work again."

He said Jim Mattis told him "only 25% of young people in America could qualify to join the military. They aren't in physical shape, they can't read, they can't write, and the drug problem is something that is astronomical"


seen at

https://www.buzzfeednews.com/a...ender-comments-video

yeah, Buzzfeed

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edit: Bloomberg team moving fast. Video has been taken "private"

here is text from the Buzzfeed article:

When Bloomberg raised a similar talking point in 2016, he was discussing the fallout of the North Carolina anti–transgender rights law. According to reports that emerged earlier this month, Bloomberg said, "If you want to know if somebody is a good salesman, give him the job of going to the Midwest and picking a town and selling to that town the concept that some man wearing a dress should be in a locker room with their daughter."

"Mike is running to defeat Donald Trump and reverse the many policies he has implemented that attack the rights of the transgender community," the spokesperson told the network.

But the latest video shows that he was still deploying this idea three years later, in 2019, as the primary started to unfold.

A former Republican, Bloomberg has emerged as contender in the Democratic primary after he doused the nation with a $400 million ad buy — enough to boost his poll numbers to 19% among Democrats in a national poll released Tuesday and to qualify for Wednesday’s debate in Nevada.

Back at the March 2019 forum, Bloomberg said he’d largely ruled out running for president this year due to his political views, saying in a video, “It’s just not going to happen on a national level for somebody like me starting where I am, unless I was going to change all my views and go on what CNN calls an apology tour.”

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ironic that someone like me agrees w much of what Bloomberg said previously, but now he is changing his image and denouncing his former positions. What a pathetic pandering political hack this guy is.

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Originally posted by Fenris:
Bloomberg or Bernie?

I'm not sure which is the worse nightmare.

Neither can win. Bernie will alienate all of the moderate dems and anyone not willing to nuke and pave their way of life, especially when things are going good. Bloomberg offers the same that Trump does that dems have been railing against for the last four years. He's not going to encourage turnout.

Pence shared this on twitter in response to the arrogant elitist Doomberg's comment.

Democrats driving hard left, Bloomberg assisting:

What's pushing Bernie Sanders to the Democrats' top?

Up until now, Democrats have been focused on finding the right candidate who can Get Trump.

For awhile, many were gravitating toward Joe Biden for this very reason, citing his Scranton roots and supposed common man demeanor. It wasn't based on any authentic affection for Biden. It was who could Beat Trump. As Biden fell apart over impeachment, with revelations about how he amassed wealth for himself and his relatives in public office, some moved over to Pete Buttigieg or Amy Klobuchar.

Then Michael Bloomberg came on the scene, scarfing up a large part of the collapsing Biden vote by pouring money into the presidential race. He hired staff at exorbitant salaries. He spent so much on TV ads he drove rates up, leaving the remaining Democrats with just scraps. Bloomberg's effectively bottomless pit of money and his tactical history of bribing activists to keep quiet about him were effectively a leveraged buyout of a down-and-out Democratic Party.

Yet he was everything Democrats hated: He was a billionaire, Mister 0.00001%. He was politically incorrect. He was as sexist and racist as they came. He was a phony, payng "influencers" to booster for him, which is about as inauthentic as it gets. He also was an unpopular mayor who neglected New York City with no preparations as Hurricane Sandy hit, and turned Manhattan into a sea of glass skyscrapers and empty storefronts. Not even lefties like this stuff. Then he got the DNC to bend the rules to allow him onto the Democratic debate stage, his first appearance today, which was something Cory Booker and Kamala Harris could not do. All this, through the miracle of money. To the Democrats who moved to Bloomberg from Camp Biden, that made him the guy who could beat Trump.

But something else happened, and the timing was pinpoint: Bernie Sanders rose to first place in several polls, and by a massive double-digit margin. Sanders broke out.



That's despite Sanders's age, his ten tons of political positively communist baggage, and his unworkable plan to "transform" America into Venezuela, all things that pretty well kept him from rising to the top earlier. He's an old, old, old radical whose communist views have never mellowed, as Megan McArdle noted here. But somehow he's now the Democratic frontrunner and that's despite the conventional wisdom, probably correct, that he can't Beat Trump.

And most important, that's despite this issue described by NPR:

Poll: Sanders Rises, But Socialism Isn't Popular With Most Americans

People, including Democrats, despise what Sanders stands for. But they're still signing up for Bernie.

Coming at this time, it's a sign that what Democrats really don't like is Michael Bloomberg's cynical takeover of their party, based on his big money.

There are actually two pieces of circumstantial evidence to suggest that this scurry to Bernie is being propelled by Bloomberg's rise.

One, there's the extreme negativity on Twitter on Bloomberg -- and most of it's coming from the left. Here's a random sample from the past few hours:

Op-Ed: Michael Bloomberg is an oligarch trying to buy the presidency. Here’s why that’s a problem

https://twitter.com/i/status/1230070268430704640

Read more: https://www.americanthinker.co...p.html#ixzz6EPaXA6NX

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Originally posted by Ryanp225:
Dem supporters are (in my opinion) some of the dumbest motherhumpers on the planet. Just wave a shiny facebook meme or new Disney movie at them and their attention span is reset.

A great quote from the latest recipient of the Presidential Medal of Freedom:

quote:

Originally spoken by Rush Limbaugh:
"The Democrat party is the most misunderstood hate group in America."

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Elizabeth Warren is already calling for the other candidates to use Bloomberg as a sparring dummy at the debate

Oh, that is going to be good. You just know the other candidates must be PO'd that mini mike bought his way to the front of the line, after they fought their way to the top for the past half year. . . I bet they are going to gang up on him in the debates.

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Oh, that is going to be good...

I may just watch this one.

Biden will probably loosen up the bolts on Mini Mikes Box at the podium, or better yet, have it pulled off stage right before he comes out...

How much will he spend to get rid of this?

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Originally posted by fpuhan:

quote:

Originally posted by Ryanp225:
Dem supporters are (in my opinion) some of the dumbest motherhumpers on the planet. Just wave a shiny facebook meme or new Disney movie at them and their attention span is reset.

A great quote from the latest recipient of the Presidential Medal of Freedom:

quote:

Originally spoken by Rush Limbaugh:
"The Democrat party is the most misunderstood hate group in America."

Due to the repugnant things you've said about people with ASD I'd like to ask you to please add me to your ignore list and do not address me here or anywhere else.