Bloomberg: Neocon plan B?

[Claire]

If Bloomberg runs as an "Independent" is that a sign that the neocons are afraid Ron Paul may wrest the GOP nomination away? Happy New Year!

 

[MoneyWhereMyMouthIs2]

It's probably a sign that they only want one independent candidate in any subsequent debates. Who do you think will get the media poll bump? Paul or Bloomberg?

 

[Thomas Paine]

I've said it before and I'll say it again, Bloomberg hurts the Democrats a whole lot more than he hurts Republicans. Bloomberg is a big brother government tax and spender. Frankly, I hope Bloomberg enters the presidential race as an independent because he will have a Ralph Nader effect on the Democrat votes in November 2008.

 

[MoneyWhereMyMouthIs2]

Yes, you're right. Ok, so Bloomberg helps to get Huckabee or Romney or Rudy or McCain elected? Personally, I find that to be a losing proposition.

 

[rockwell]

It is a sign of their uncertainty about outcomes and that can only be hopeful. If the entire system was locked down, if the voting machines were 100% guaranteed to deliver the outcome they wanted, Bloomberg wouldn't even be talking about this because he is as much an operative of the *whomever* as any politician in America outside of Giuliani.

They aren't so sure they can hold this thing together.

 

[skeptic]

The point is to throw the election

in the House of Representatives where the Republicrats are assured a win.

 

[HOLLYWOOD]

So we all get a first hand lesson on how we Buy a different Democracy... instead of Lobbyist/PACS/Special Interest/Corporate bought... we now have

SELF WEALTH controlling the country.. Wonderfully Disgusting!

 

[braumstr]

but hes a pro-choice neo con?

 

[RM918]

but hes a pro-choice neo con?

Rudy 2.0, without all the corruption and cross-dressing.

 

[ChristopherBearkat]

EVERY major media outlet covered the possibility. No announcement, but he's talking about it again. I would KILL to have that kind of coverage every time I sneezed!