It's too bad the tone of our primary has taken

[mmonk]

such a sour tone as it is an interesting primary. I'm also finding the irony of a billionaire Bloomberg run should Bernie win the primary the ultimate in tone deafness.

[djean111]

1. And I bet I know who the disaffected Hillary supporters would back - their whining about voting for

a "Real Democrat" would be silenced in an instant.

[corkhead]

2. Funny thing is, Bloomberg wouldn't pull any votes from Bernie, so I hope he does run

[MisterP]

3. but he won't pull any votes from Trump, I don't think

maybe moderate Pubs? everything they want Sanders offers
Snyder/Shkreli Dems who just want to securitize everything so they can tear down their old McMansion for a new one?

[corkhead]

6. He'll split the billioniare vote and some "sensible democrats" who are actually estranged repugs

[HereSince1628]

7. I can't shake the feeling that Trump was intended to be a stalking horse

to disrupt the libertarian leaning republican right.

[JustABozoOnThisBus]

5. He was mayor of a city that should be voting for the Democrats.

I'd guess he'll pull more votes from the Democrats than from Repugs.

[Lucinda]

4. Yup.

This cycle is fascinating, and critical. I wish there was better discussion here.

[Odin2005]

8. The tone is so sour because the Establishment has shat on...

...the American people for DECADES and people are FUCKING PISSED.

[Juicy_Bellows]

9. Absoultely - may a delicious fungus grow from their filth!