The Working Families Party of New York city is in the process of deciding which candidates should be permitted to run in its 2009 primary for city offices. Mayor Michael Bloomberg and two Democratic contenders are each seeking the WFP’s backing for Mayor. The party suggested a debate between the three of them, but Bloomberg declined, saying it is too early for debates. See Elizabeth Benjamin’s column in the April 23 Daily News. Benjamin is consistently the leading source of news about New York’s qualified minor parties.
It’s not a really good thing that he declined the debate. If he were to participate, he would easily have the nomination.
Why do you think that it would be easy for him?