Topic: Michael Bloomberg May Announce Presidential Campaign Next Week! (Read 465 times)

And as I intimated above, he's also accumulated more wealth than Mr. Trump without any of those (shall we say) business controversies.

Bloomberg has actually run large organizations successfully which is more than one can say for most of the clowns already in the race.

That is the one thing which makes me start to consider looking at Trump seriously.  Actually, I agree with some of the few things I've heard him say (and dis-agree strongly with others) but at this point I don't give any weight whatsoever to what any candidate says.

Back in the Romney v. Obama days, I figured that there was some small chance that Romney would go 'against his people' and be, on balance, OK.  Similarly, there was a small chance that being his last term, Obama would turn over a new leaf and start to be a little bit for the country.  I didn't give high odds for either of these things (and did a joke vote due to this.)  We know how Obama acted which is even more corporate globalist and anti-people than ever so I wish we'd had Romney.  But he was only there because as a rich white Mormon cult-member he was pretty much un-electable making it near certain that Obama would stay on to continue doing his sponsor's bidding.

It is pretty amazing to witness such thing: ex mexican presidents, sitting american president, leaders of the dnc, leaders of the gop, el chapo, anonymous, lots and lots of world leaders, the freaking pope... In unisson against TRUMP....

 

what the fuck...seriously?

Why at the last minute though? that makes no sense, and it takes preparation for a campaign trail to warm up to peoples eyes and message and really sit down to talk with people at these events.

This makes me want to vote for hilary more, just because she has some sense of experience in the house.

They are purposely dumbing down the children.
https://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/wired-success/201407/anti-intellectualism-and-the-dumbing-down-america

For my part, I consider Bloomberg and Clinton to be pretty much indistinguishable.  I specifically voted against Clinton back in 2008 (the last time I voted nationally with a non-joke vote) and I have seen nothing which would make me detest her less since.  I can think of nothing at all to like about Bloomberg and he seems to be at least as much of a totalitarian NWO type as Clinton.  If anything that is his claim to fame.  (BTW, for most of my life I was kind of a 'default Democrat' voter on issues/people I'd not studied, and on many of those I had.)

Ultimately, given the assault of public education and mass media, a totalitarian NWO advocate of a 'one-world' political/social/religious system type of person will command a majority of popular support.  Hopefully not yet in 2016, but I would not rule it out.  At the end of the day, people are going to have to see what that means with their own eyes in order to properly evaluate the down-sides.  When it becomes possible to break out of it (if ever) those who survive will try very hard to make sure it never happens again.  At this time I believe that the only hope for 'change' will be at such a juncture.  That is to say, we ARE going to see a global order and the main thing worth considering is how to deal with it when it occurs.  Taking actions which guide how it occurs and what it looks like (in order to later attack it) is also worthwhile.

That's why I called it "The Battle Of The Billionaires." Taking the report at face value, Mr. Bloomberg is going to run as the antipopulist candidate - something like this year's answer to John B. Anderson.

If Mr. Bloomberg follows through, it'll introduce a different dynamic. To the extent that Mr. Trump's popularity is based upon him being a highly successful billionaire, Mr. Bloomberg is going to have a stick to beat Mr. Trump with. The way the campaign is going so far, I don't see that stick beating away Mr. Trump's support - but it will mean that he'd have to tone down the "I'm a YUGE Success" angle and go even more populist.

It would be ironic to see Mr. Trump - subtly - assailing Mr. Bloomberg as a malefactor of great wealth...

This is what I was thinking. Strange move... Unless, behind the curtain, the DOJ is ready to move against clinton. Real estate Billionaire (brick and mortar, humans) vs a democrat billionaire from wall street?

 

From what I read, it's going to benefit Mr. Trump. Mr. Bloomberg is expected to take votes away from gun-control / nanny-state supporters who would otherwise vote Dem.

And this move should help.. clinton or TRUMP? (let's forget about bernie, he's done)

If he does, the "Battle of the Billionaires" is on!




https://www.aa.com.tr/en/world/bloomberg-to-announce-us-presidential-run/527403