https://apnews.com/e9b39ca0910fea865f8f9f1cf272f8c4

WASHINGTON -- Billionaire Michael Bloomberg is doubling the already massive amount of money he will spend on advertising, an effort to lift his Democratic presidential bid and capitalize on the chaotic outcome of Monday’s Iowa caucuses.

straight-out buying the election but only with his money. Hillary spent $1.2B total last time around..Bloomy will hit that by the end of February at this rate

This post was edited by excellence on Feb 4 2020 02:50pm

bit late lol

If he wants to buy acknowledgement he should have started 6 months ago

I wouldn't count him out...both Steyer and Bloomberg have made some serious polling gains in Super Tuesday states.

I have a friend on the Steyer campaign.

the question is, how much of that is due to him seizing on a playing field that he so far had to himself. he bombarded them with his ads while the main candidates havent shown too much presence in super tuesday states yet. once the heavy hitters start being serious there with their ads and rallies, he will imho find it difficult to make further inroads.

Who is Steyer?

Yeah good, okay.

https://www.nytimes.com/2020/02/06/us/politics/bernie-sanders-donations.html?0p19G=7900

Uh oh.

It might really come down to Sanders vs Bloomberg in the end. Bloomberg would, of course, be the absolutely perfect foil for Sanders in a head-to-head primary race.

It would represent a good range of choices.