Former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg is committing at least $100 million to help Joe Biden’s presidential campaign in the crucial battleground state of
After spending nearly half a billion dollars on ads and other costs, the former New York mayor and billionaire found little solace in his disappointing results on Super Tuesday.
Buttigieg’s abrupt departure was a surprise. And it marks a big step forward in Biden’s fight to emerge as the leading Sanders alternative. But as long as Bloomberg stays in, Biden’s comeback is far from certain.
A win in Saturday’s primary could give Biden the win he needs to turn his once-promising campaign for the Democratic nomination around or a loss could effectively end the effort.
“He’s like a new machine. Rather than based in the party, it’s based on his immense and vast wealth.”
The Nevada caucuses may or may not have results, may or may not go smoothly and but will face many questions.
The exchanges spent more time attacking each other than focusing on Republican president and opponent Donald Trump.
He’s avoiding early primaries but keeps edging up in the polls.
The massive crash of Iowa’s convoluted caucus system Tuesday night may have proved Bloomberg right. Iowa is unimportant to capture the Democratic nomination and beat Trump.
Michael Bloomberg, the latest to enter the already-crowded presidential candidate field, is spending more than $30 million of his massive wealth for the largest early-ad buy in presidential campaign history.