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Bloomberg is a very, very important person because he is, very, very, very rich. Any more Billionaires want face time or is that about it for the evening?
The guy who wanted to be president but didn't even think twice about jumping in because the polls showed how garbage he is as a candidate. Trump will be in the history books as long as this republic stands while Bloomberg will be the guy known for his terminals.
I think Tim Kaine's speech is the most boring. He's still introducing his entire family, his wife's family, and their ancestors. Good grief, get to the point already.
Michael Bloomberg, former 3 term Mayor of NY, just eviscerated (for poorly educated means killed) and pointed out he is a self made billionaire who didn't need a loan from Daddy to start and build his empire. He made a strong case against the Donald and questioned both his credentials and sanity and heartily endorsed Hillary.
As he is an independent this is yet another nail in the coffin for the Donald.
His speech was fiery. Too bad it was all personal with nothing concrete to back up his silly notions and accusations. So now we know he thinks Trump is insane. Well, I've thought Bloomie was insane for a long time. So there ya have it! Nothing gained.
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Originally Posted by Hellion1999
nobody knows Bloomberg outside of NYC.....is this the guy who wanted to ban sodas in his city? LMAO!!!!
He sure made the case to vote for Hillary did he? LOL
Why yes, one and the same. Just another idiot!
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