Neither will win the nomination, but by accumulating delegates one of them may determine who does.
Michael Bloomberg
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Bloomberg and Patrick—Gifts to Warren
Today on TAP: New entrants complicate the Democratic field
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Wall Street the Answer to Democratic Jitters? Come On.
Today on TAP: Mike Bloomberg is not the cure to what ails the party
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OK Bloomberg
Today on TAP: Michael Bloomberg’s absurd flirtations with the presidency
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The Fierce Urgency of Less
The three B’s (Biden, Bloomberg, Buttigieg) of can’t-go-big
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Mike Bloomberg Will Never Become President
But his fifth flirtation with a run may be the most offensive yet.
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Michael Bloomberg and the Case of the Homeless Republicans
How the displaced center-right could affect the Democratic Party
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How Michael Bloomberg Complicates the Election
The former New York City mayor is far more likely to swing the election to the GOP than he is to win.
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Michael Bloomberg’s Contempt for Democracy.
The New York Times calls this “sweeping,” but it’s mostly just warmed-over pablum: Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg on Wednesday unleashed a blunt and stinging critique of the federal government’s handing of the economic recovery, saying that lawmakers from both parties have “abdicated their responsibility” in favor of partisan bickering, have vilified success in corporate America […]
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WHAT TO DO WITH MIKE BLOOMBERG?
We’re in that stage of campaign speculation where anyone who introduces a Barack Obama speech is assumed to be a serious vice presidential prospect. That makes today’s man of the hour New York City Mayor Mike Bloomberg, who was on hand this morning for Obama’s speech on the economy. But let’s just slow down and […]
