[E. Pluribus Unum]

Let's see... rich guy launches third-party Presidential bid that he has no intention of winning in order to divert conservative votes from the GOP candidate and deliver the election to a Democrat named Clinton.

Why does this sound so familiar?

The good news is, an East Coast aristocrat-wannabe like Bloomie will probably divert more Democrats than Republicans.

[Jake The Goose]

Your theme seems to be the majority.

I don’t think I have ever heard Bloomberg talk at length about anything.

[ClaireSolt]

Now that’s interesting. When we call Jews aristocrats the world is up side down.

[VeritatisSplendor]

My husband used to work for Bloomberg, back in the days when he would have an employee picnic at his Connecticutt house. So I’ve shaken his hand a few times - he’s not a preposessing man in person. Even less so on TV or radio, one of the most annoying little gits I’ve seen or heard.

In the north-east, he could draw off the votes of the Weld-Whitman-Specter Republican wing, but in the rest of the country it wold be the Democrats interested if anyone. However, in the rest of the country, he’ll have minimal appeal so it might prove a net loss for Republicans after all.

On the other other hand, the prospect of him shovelling his money down a rabbit hole is pleasant.

Mrs VS