Democratic Presidential Debates

Bloomberg Says He “Bought” 21 Democrats Their Seats In 2018

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A cringeworthy debate gaffe that Bloomberg claims gave Nancy Pelosi The Speakers Gavel

Business Insider – In an apparent slip, Mike Bloomberg seemed to say during the Democratic presidential debate Tuesday night that he “bought” 21 Democrats their congressional seats.

“All of the new Democrats that came in and put Nancy Pelosi in charge and gave the Congress the ability to control this president, I bough — I got them,” Bloomberg said.

Bloomberg says “I bought” 20 Democrats in Congress

Bloomberg or “Bloom-bomb”?

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Bloomberg’s best debate moment came five minutes before it started. Then things went downhill.

Washington Post – Mike Bloomberg’s best moment Wednesday night came about five minutes before the Democratic presidential debate started. It was when one of his ubiquitous television ads ran on MSNBC.

From there, things went pretty much downhill for him.

Did You Watch The Democratic Presidential Debate Last Night?

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Every Leading 2020 Dem Hesitate to Say They Are Concerned About Having a “Democratic Socialist” at Top of Dem Ticket

Getting ‘Solid’ With Bernie

Democrats Are Solid With Socialism

MSNBC’s Matthews Goes After Socialist Bernie — ‘Reds’ Would Have Executions in Central Park

Breitbart–  Matthews said, “…. socialism. Some people like it. Those of us like me who grew up in the Cold War and saw some aspects of it after visiting places like Vietnam, Cuba, being there, I’ve seen what socialism is. I don’t like it. It’s not only not free. It doesn’t freaking work.”

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‘Nanny’ Bloomberg Buys Himself A ‘Big Gulp’ Of Bernie’s Ire

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Sanders blasts DNC rules that could allow Bloomberg to debate

The Hill – Sanders on Thursday slammed the party’s decision to change the rules for someone “worth $55 billion,” referring to Bloomberg without calling him out by name.

“Suddenly a guy comes in who has not campaigned one bit in Iowa or New Hampshire … but he’s worth $55 billion and I guess if you’re worth $55 billion you can get the rules changed for a debate,” Sanders said.

The billionaire former mayor of New York City has been running an untraditional campaign, skipping the first voting contests in the primary and instead focusing his resources on March 3, known as Super Tuesday, when more than a dozen states will hold voting.