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« NRA elections | Main | RIP, H. L. Richardson »

Thoughts on Bloomberg

Posted by David Hardy · 22 January 2020 09:41 AM

At the Daily Beast.

"Bloomberg, who's quickly moved up in national polls on an unprecedented tsunami of spending and despite sitting out the Democratic debates, represents, in a way never seen in modern American politics, the melding of oligarchal power with political willfulness. His campaign remains a wild long shot, but ask New York City how that can play out--and how difficult it is to dislodge this oligarch once he's in office, even when the law demands that he leave."

2 Comments | Leave a comment

Michael Murray | January 23, 2020 9:21 AM | Reply

Perfect!
The archetype of the old privileged 1% white male. The ideal competition for the old white people that are the current front runners. Perhaps he can self identify as a gay black female and challenge Warren or Bernie to say different?

what me worry? | January 23, 2020 11:49 AM | Reply

Interesting how the Dims and FEC aren't compelling him to use federal money for his run like was done with Trump.

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