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earthside

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10. The Bloomberg phenomenon makes me ill.

Reply to liskddksil (Original post)

Thu Feb 13, 2020, 10:31 AM

Feb 2020

The ultimate success of Trumpism will be that it potentially infects the Democratic Party with the virus of obscene BIG money; the arrogance of elitist financial power; and total fluidity on important issues.

If Democrats fall for the illusion of billions of dollars being able to solve all problems, then there may not be a party by 2024.

Really, I can hardly even believe that this attempt at purchasing the presidential nomination of the Democratic Party has even got this far.

If I were to vote in a presidential
primary today, I would vote for: Undecided

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Bloomberg Under Fire for 2008 Comments Blaming Mortgage Crisis on End of Redlining [View all] liskddksil Feb 2020 OP

he's a billionaire, he's a capitalist, he probably has no idea what its like to live in the real yaesu Feb 2020 #1

At least he's a self-made billionnaire democrattotheend Feb 2020 #13

12 years ago. patricia92243 Feb 2020 #2

That's right in the middle of his time as NYC mayor, the only political office he's ever held. DanTex Feb 2020 #3

No source. That doesn't make me suspicious at all. Squinch Feb 2020 #4

Fixed nt liskddksil Feb 2020 #6

And the rest of the article IS about the predatory lenders Squinch Feb 2020 #7

Message auto-removed Name removed Feb 2020 #5

No, it isnt. Now that we can read the article, you should. Squinch Feb 2020 #8

Message auto-removed Name removed Feb 2020 #9

That is true. Redlining was racist. Bloomberg was not saying Squinch Feb 2020 #12

The Bloomberg phenomenon makes me ill. earthside Feb 2020 #10

Makes sense; politicians LOVED to say things like: 'the housing market is up!' jmg257 Feb 2020 #11

By his description he doesn't even understand redlining. Merlot Feb 2020 #14

It looks like the article simply asks Bloomberg about the mortgage crisis...Bloomberg answered... SWBTATTReg Feb 2020 #15