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Bloomberg more dangerous than Facebook ads? I sure hope so. At least he's an American influencing an American election vs a geopolitical adversary with "Putin won" emails. A compromised president is not an American president. That's a victory for the enemy.
Go Bloomberg and thank you!
At least his money is going into circulation in the USA and not hidden offshore.
He is announcing to the world his intention instead of hiding behind a dark money pac. Or forming a foundation or institute to appear to be a public service group like the Kochs do.
" Adelson, who in tandem with his Israeli-born wife, Miriam, donated more than $100m to Super Pacs and dark money groups in each of the last two presidential cycles, could wind up contributing close to $200m in 2020"
Usually rich men spend their money on young, beautiful women, but 'Mini' Mike doesn't attract women no matter how rich he is - so with no male power he has to make up for that in political power... very pathetic!
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There IS such thing as too much advertising. People stop paying attention.
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Originally Posted by knucklesandwich
I think Bloomberg will have success with this. He is quite popular with the older demographic voter, particularly Jewish folks, of which there are alot in Florida. His money could make a difference in a close election.
Most Jewish in Florida are already Democrats. And from New York/New Jersey. He probably would have done well in Florida had he actually lasted in the primaries.
But, Trump is the most Israel positive President in a long time. And he's making in-roads that way.
I think Bloomberg will have success with this. He is quite popular with the older demographic voter, particularly Jewish folks, of which there are alot in Florida. His money could make a difference in a close election.
Maybe so. Bloomberg's organization said they have very carefully targeted where and how much money is going to Florida.
It won't take very long to see if the contributions make a difference in pubic opinion, and it won't be much longer for us to know if an opinion change is seen in the voting.
Timing could well be a part of Bloomberg's plan. It's a big shot of money that's coming very late in the campaign.
The Lincoln Project, a well-funded group started by veterans of Republican campaigns that has produced electric anti-Trump ads, has teamed up with the on-the-ground expertise of grassroots groups that engage Latino voters each cycle, Newsweek has exclusively learned.
"There's a sense of urgency, and to a large extent, a feeling that the Biden campaign is lackluster in reaching out to the Latino community," said Domingo Garcia, president of the League of United Latin American Citizens (LULAC), a longtime national Hispanic group, "so we're having to go to third parties like The Lincoln Project to activate the Latino community, because the Biden campaign has been so unresponsive to Latino organizations."
Rick Wilson of the Lincoln Project has been a Florida GOP operative for over 25 years...he know's where to go. I wish him the best of luck.
IMO...no-one can predict where Florida is going to end up
Last edited by JohnBoy64; 09-16-2020 at 12:00 PM..
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