Making his debut performance on the Democratic presidential debate stage, Michael Bloomberg learned that while money can buy you lots and lots of TV ads, it can’t buy you, love. Senator Elizabeth Warren started the attacks against Bloomberg with” I’d like to talk about whom we’re running against, a billionaire who calls women fat Broads and horse-based lesbians. And No, I’m not talking about Donald Trump. I’m talking about Mayor Bloomberg. “and they were off and running, passionately attacking the usually laid back laconic former mayor for well just about everything starting with stop and frisk.
Bloomberg’s stop and frisk policy
Bernie Sanders also came out swinging, Commenting on Bloomberg’s stop and frisk policy stating” Bloomberg’s policies went after African American and Latino people in an outrageous way.” also With Joe Biden coming out saying” He had not managed his city very well when he was there, he didn’t get a whole lot done. He had stop and frisk, throwing up close to 5,000,000 young black men up against the wall. ”
Pete Buttigieg’s opening line
When it came to Pete Buttigieg’s opening line, He came out swinging at Sanders and Bloomberg.” We shouldn’t have to choose between one candidate who wants to burn this party down and another candidate who wants to buy this party out.”
Bloomberg Was often Laconic, lowkey, and sometimes sarcastic trying to hit frontrunner Bernie Sanders on his Medicaid for all proposals. Where Bloomberg seems to get into the most trouble was over charges, he operated a hostile work environment at his financial services companies. When Questioned about the allegation of a former female employee alleging that Bloomberg quoted as saying that “I would do you in a second.” Bloomberg responded, “I have no tolerance for the kind of behavior that the #metoo movement has exposed.”
Donald Trump got into the fray
Even Donald Trump got into the fray by attacking Bloomberg at a campaign rally he had in Arizona “They just came out with a poll a little while ago. Mini Mike was at 15, and crazy Bernie was a 31. That’s a lot, and mini Mike just spent 500 million.”
The next big primary vote for Democrats is the Nevada caucuses that is on Saturday voters will not see Bloomberg’s name on the ballot until super Tuesday, March 3rd.
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