Posted on 05/11/2007 8:09:22 PM PDT by 1066AD
He is a liberal nut,the dems would be hurt bad.
will he divest himself of his media empire or use it to his own benefit?
he’s just another TWirP, a “centrist” aka Progre$$ive,, let him run and pay the consequences along with the rest of us.. jerk!
Yeah, we don’t have enough liberal RINO psycho pro-abort, pro-gun control, pro-control freak candidates in the mix already.
Hillary and Rudy’s.
Another liberal who won’t get my vote.
Trying to play Perot to put another Clinton in the White House. What a clymer.
“signature issues such as environmentalism and gun control.”
Judging but tidbits such as this and his record, I would think that he will siphon more Demo votes that RINO votes.
Both of his signature issues are leftists' darling, so I'd say he will hurt Dims more. I expect, though, Hillary will run as a 'fiscal conservative' candidate, by touting her economic records during the first terms (at the time, they were known as Bill-Hill. Now, Hill-Bill.)
Why didn't Bloomberg run for NY Governor? This guy is delusional if he really believes he could win the presidency.
He must be very full of himself to think he can excite enough people to give him a serious candidicy. Maybe he’s just a legend in his own mind.
rich women/men and their toys
He'll be lucky to get more than 10 Republican votes in most states -- and his support would be strongest in states where the GOP doesn't have a prayer of winning anyway.
Sure sounds like another former NYC mayor we know.
The one candidate we could choose who would be torpedoed by Bloomberg would be Rudy Giuliani. Even new yorkers like Bloomberg better than Rudy. Every liberal republican would like him better than Rudy.
The more conservative our candidate, the less we are hurt by Bloomberg. Bloomberg gives “disaffected” liberals a place to vote rather than democrat.
Well put.
fwiw a Third Wayvian Movement exists and is eager to succeed, no matter how much it costs the rest of us.
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A Centrist’s point of view
Posted By pjsilver on October 28, 2006 3:52 PM
http://www.mypartytoo.com/blog/?storyId=1611
I gave money to Chafee in the primarily but then to Whitehouse in the General; also to 20 other candidates and organizations.
The issue for me is “checks and balance”. I do not trust the Republican leadership to discipline the President.
I invite IMP to consider that an opportunity is opening up to reposition itself to represent the rapidly growing ranks of Centrists and moderates OF BOTH PARTIES. Moderate Republicans have far more in common with Centrist Democrats than they do with the wings of their party. Consider collaborating with the RMSP, Dems for Joe, and even the DLC.
A Centrist movement is imminent.
While the idea of a third Party doesn’t seemt gain much traction, a Centrist Movement aimed at promoting Centrists of either party seems to be a path of far less resistance.
The definition of “Centrist” is becoming more clear: Trans-ideological, pragmatic, semi-secular,
So many prominent personalities are talking like Centrists: Barack Obama, Colin Powell, John Danforth, John Kerrey, Joe Lieberman, Mark Warner, Rudy Guiliani, Michael Bloomberg, Lincoln Chaffee, Michael Dewine, Arnold Schwarenegger, occasionally John McCain, Hillary Clinton,
Michael Bloomberg is spending a small fortune developing a professional organization to promote his Centrist Politics.
You can get ahead of this wave and benefit from it or continue an increasingly disreputable partisanship.
That’s my take on it. How friendly is Hillary with him? I know it turned out Perot was actually good friends with Bill pre-1991.
Maybe they should run on the same ticket and let the Republicans nominate a real conservative.
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