Billionaire Michael Bloomberg has been able to rise to the top of the Democratic field simply because of name recognition and his 'I hate Donald Trump policy,' says Sky News host Paul Murray.
Mr Murray said the American businessman is "at one point in time going to have to stand opposite Democrat rivals on a debate stage" and "explain things in his past". Mr Murray also said media in the US don’t want to "call out" Michael Bloomberg for two main reasons, because they believe he may be able to defeat Donald Trump and because he spends “an awful lot of money buying ads”.
Well there's a couple of reasons to like him Trump & Murray not happy 😭
Bloomberg shows his contempt for the nation's food producers - a true Deplorable moment
He is head and shoulders above the other candidates. The only one who is sane too helps.
The same way Trump got there then, except that was 'I hate Hilary'.
Money and advertising and biased media?
Bloomberg's bubble will burst.
i'm more concerned for the $29k a year -aire lol
Paul Murray knows 🇺🇸 politics like I know Somalia politics.
top?
They still don't get it. Saying you hate trump has the opposite effect on people. Trump 2020!
Incorrect. He's not popular at all. The DNC are rigging the numbers.
😂😂😂 rise to the top? Wait? What? Did he have 500 phone books to stand on?
Straight to the top on name - just like Donald Trump.
Maybe 400 million in ads has something to do with it.
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