Won't matter if he endorses Biden. He's still on the ballot for super tuesday so any delegates he gets then plus the ones from Iowa etc. will likely go to Biden.

Helps out the other 3 more than Bernie for sure. I have a feeling Bloomberg is going to bomb on ST but who knows!?

I mean he's spent nearly half a billion on his campaign so far and almost half of that in advertising in super Tuesday states. I really hope he bombs but either way your campaign finance laws need to be looked at.

And I suspect he will get a fair few delegates.

I find it nauseating that someone can gain such a significant advantage in a presidential primary simply by being rich af. If his efforts are validated with serious amounts of votes then it'll only encourage more rich fuckers to do the same and try to buy a nomination out of pocket.

Dude has an obscene amount of wealth to throw around. He spent a quarter of a billion in January alone and that barely even registers on his bank balance. It's the equivalent of me buying a candy bar basically. Nobody needs or deserves that amount of money.

Can't wait for the dems to rob him of the nomination again so I can post the video again

I love when they cast the front row.

My wife likes him though. Is nauseated by everyone else.

This post was edited by Skinned on Mar 2 2020 07:16am

100% agreed. Last year, his net worth grew by $5bn. As someone on I think nytimes or WaPo wrote: Bloomberg could spend 5 billion dollars on this race and still end the year richer than he was before.

This post was edited by Black XistenZ on Mar 2 2020 09:19am

Super Tuesday prediction - Bernie closes with 500-550 delegates. ~300 of those from Cali. Biden closes with 300-350.
Let's go.

Bernie Sanders is a pathetic, lying piece of shit.

there's no way for Bernie to win almost 75% of the delegates up for grabs in California. not now that the moderates have mostly coalesced around Biden.

interesting take. which truth speaker do you support again?