“Certainly he had a better second half of debate than the first, I will admit that.”
Well, shit! What are the chances that both halves would be equally bad?
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Just a flesh wound.
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Bloomberg’s Democratic Party bona fides are open to question, regardless of what party he says he belongs to at any given time. He endorsed GWB in 2004 and spoke at the GOP convention that year. He also gave a bunch of money to Pat Toomey in 2018.
Is he a typical Republican? Not by a long shot—his stances on gun control, abortion rights, and climate change are anathema to Republicans, but he’s also got some pretty serious deficiencies in the eyes of Democrats, too. Stop and frisk is only one of several.
I must say Bloomberg was a gentlemen standing next to Warren and her “shrill” attacks. Wish he would of told her to FO. When does she apologize for claiming to being a “native American” Pocohantas.
Mayor Pete was a gentleman as well. Amy K can’t seem to take criticism. Thinks being a senator everyone should be fauning over her and her precious “experience”.
Sanders and Biden were also two old men shouting. Jettison the shrill, over-sensitive, and shouters and let the gentlemen be a ticket.
With Mike’s $ and Pete’s youth, what’s not to like.
The Dems may come to regret Warren’s attacks on Bloomberg for his NDA’s. Bloomberg does have deep pockets and some people can’t take a joke. They would rather sue/make an issue knowing this.
Al Franken was forced to resign because Gillebrand/others were offended sounds very similar. Regrets have been expressed with the passage of time.
Well, they’re having enough problems with qualitative reasoning …
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I agree – except that the contribution to Toomey was for his 2016 campaign.
I summarized Bloomberg’s recent “giving” not long ago. Unfortunately, my interlocutor clammed up and declined to do any fact-checking. Perhaps you will do me that favor.