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Why doesn’t Bloomberg run as a Republican? That’s what he is. Maybe the last string of decent republicans can get him in.

If Bloomberg runs as an independent, he definitely pulls from Trump.

Centrist voters may choose a billionaire over Centrist Warren, but Bloomberg’s entry strengthens Bernie voters’ resolve. It is a boon for us.

The other billionaire who came in to defeat us just got caught trying to pay for endorsements.

Exactly what we despise. Exactly why we send our money to Bernie.

Bring it on.

While giving testimony for the impeachment inquiry into President Donald Trump, Fiona Hill, who previously worked in the Trump administration as a Russia expert, related that during her tenure in the administration, she received harassment and death threats over the conspiracy theory she was a “mole” planted by financier and philanthropist George Soros. The smear can be traced back to comments made in May 2017 by Trump confidant Roger Stone, who is currently standing trial on seven felony counts as a result of the special counsel Robert Mueller’s probe into Russian interference in 2016 presidential elections.

Bloomberg would be a horrible president

Robert De Niro
@RobertDeNiroUS
With Trump confirming that Erdogan's visit is still on, I just want to remind folks that last time he was here, his goons beat peaceful protesters with impunity in the streets of our national capital.

Nine people were hospitalized. Trump said nothing; https://forum.pictures/trump-loves-dictators-erdogan-is-the-latest-to-take-advantage-of-that/

Matthew Dowd
@matthewjdowd
Let this sink in: there is way more credible evidence that Rep. Jim Jordan covered up a sexual abuse scandal at Ohio State than there is evidence Joe Biden did anything wrong related to Ukraine.

The Hill
@thehill
“Impeachment is, like, the death penalty for a public official. When you look at the transcript, there’s nothing in that transcript that warrants the death penalty for the president.” http://hill.cm/AsO3PpS

"This president, he’s like a planetary object,” Adam Schiff said. “He warps time. And things that you think happened a couple weeks ago, it turns out, only happened a day or two ago.”

Schiff was slumped in a chair in his Washington office, tie askew and eyebrows ruffled, as if he’d been kneading his forehead. It was a little past 5:30 p.m. on the first Friday of October, the end of a week that, Schiff thought, “has been like three years compressed into a week.”

Twitter is invaluable to me.

Jeet Heer
@HeerJeet
Bloomberg is going to be the Abraham Lincoln of the 0.001%, dedicated to the proposition that government of the billionaires, by the billionaires, and for the billionaires, shall not perish from the earth.

And from Dolts-R-Us

@thehill wrote:

"Impeachment is, like, the death penalty for a public official. When you look at the transcript, there's nothing in that transcript that warrants the death penalty for the president." http://hill.cm/AsO3PpS

Robert De Niro
@RobertDeNiroUS
With Trump confirming that Erdogan's visit is still on, I just want to remind folks that last time he was here, his goons beat peaceful protesters with impunity in the streets of our national capital.

Nine people were hospitalized. Trump said nothing; https://forum.pictures/trump-loves-dictators-erdogan-is-the-latest-to-take-advantage-of-that/