Bloomberg Shows Extreme Seriousness In Ousting Trump

Bloomberg has shown his seriousness to enter the presidential race already. The whopping investment into advertising time last week that broke Obama’s record is evidence of this.

Michael Bloomberg, the media publication tycoon has now declared a limitless budget for his democratic presidential bid. This isn’t looking like good news for America but shows the race of a crowded candidature has become further crowded and seems more like a desperate move by Bloomberg as everyone is coming to the finishing line of the presidential race.

The kind of money spent by Bloomberg is being seen as obscenely big for a presidential nominee a week before the general election. Running as a centrist, Bloomberg is being seen as someone who could draw supporters from candidates such as former Vice President Joe Biden, Minnesota Sen. Amy Klobuchar and Pete Buttigieg, the mayor of South Bend, Ind.

While the points that Bloomberg is standing for resonates with the tone of the nation, his wealth and background could seem jarring in comparison to candidates such as Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren and Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders, who have championed issues such as income inequality and Wall Street regulation.
 However, his late entry may not be a bad deal after all. He has received a lot of appreciation in his term as Mayor, immediately after the September 9/11 attacks.

A three-term mayor Mr. Bloomberg left a broad legacy, including the start of mayoral control over city schools, high-profile public-health initiatives and a sharp reduction in crime. He also was known for support of a policing strategy known as stop-and-frisk, in which police officers were given wide latitude to stop people whom they suspected of criminal behavior.
Political analysts feel that the self funding confidence might not win Bloomberg a chance into the December debate after all.
One way of raising funds is by staging the debate and it is important for parties.  The threshold for participating in debates in January and beyond has yet to be set by the Democratic National Committee.
Bloomberg’s sudden change of heart has happened as a result of his thought that “there is no solid contender to oust Trump and I want to make sure he is not re-elected again.”

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