On March 4, Michael Bloomberg withdrew from the race for the Democratic presidential nomination. Thanks to Political Wire for this news.
On March 4, Michael Bloomberg withdrew from the race for the Democratic presidential nomination. Thanks to Political Wire for this news.
After that big win in American Samoa?
Will MB spend some cash in the 18 Con Am Pet States to SAVE DEMOCRACY from the TYRANT TRUMP machine ???
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PR
APPV
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WEDS AM noises about Warren perhaps dropping out.
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So Richard, who’s still running for the Democratic nomination?
Its down to Biden, Sanders, Warren, and Gabbard
Gabbard has no chance, and I have a hard time seeing Warren taking it. It is likely going to be a showdown between “Creepy” Joe Biden and “Bolshevik” Bernie Sanders.
If Warren somehow wins, the person who will likely celebrate the hardest is Donald Trump, because I think she would be the easiest to beat out of the remaning field.
Michigan is do or die for Warren and Sanders.
Will the stress cause BOTH JB and BS olde guys to pass on ???
IE – usual RED commie Donkey suspects lurking under rocks waiting to show up ???
Gabbard might still have a chance in Hawaii, Guam, and the Northern Marianas
Gabbard could win those places in a landslide, and it still would not make a difference.
I have to agree with Andy. Rep. Gabbard didn’t even do that well in American Samoa. Bloomberg won that one.
She received one delegate in American Samoa.
Depending on if the convention is contested, then the delegates won by klobuchar, buttigieg, warren, bloomberg, and gabbard will come into play and we may see some back-room deals
Bloomberg clearly overpaid for his delegates. He is much more efficient in business than he is in politics.
But he can consider the half billion he spent an investement in stopping the Wealth Tax promoted by Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren. The more moderate Warren wealth tax would cost him more than 1.2 billion dollars a year; the Bernie version would cost Bloomberg 5 billion dollars a year. So it was worth it to him to make sure there was an alternative to Sanders and Warren. I expect his delegates will work to keep the Wealth Tax out of the Democrat platform.
Gabbard may win Hawaii, with Guam an outside chance. I don’t see her taking CNMI, even with the small population.
Pocahontas will drop out before Michigan. She should have left after being embarrassed in New Hampshire. Losing her home state is even worse.
Bloomberg only had 177 votes or so in American Samoa. That tells you how small it is.
I’d love to see Gabbard make a late charge and screw things up. Chaos in primaries is fun.
Warren OUT
AM Thursday