FORMER NEW YORK Mayor Michael Bloomberg isn’t even running in today’s caucus in Nevada but he’s been the talk of the Democratic race all week.
Elizabeth Warren particularly tore into Bloomberg’s use of non-disclosure agreements with women who’d made allegations while being employed at his company. The assumed wisdom behind this strategy is that Democrats won’t have settled on a favourite after the first four races and that Bloomberg can swoop in on Super Tuesday when 14 different states will vote.
Bloomberg, Trump and Melania Knauss pictured in 2001 when the former first ran for New York Mayor. Source: PA Images In that time, Bloomberg has already invested more than $400 million into a national advertising campaign and hired more than 2,000 campaign staffers. More controversially, Bloomberg faced criticism on Thursday when he tweeted out a doctored video of the debate the night before in which he falsely made it look like he’d caught out his opponents.Anyone? pic.twitter.com/xqhq5qFYVkIf this was the case, there are other indications that Bloomberg may be planning to take on Trump at his own game should he become the Democratic nominee.
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