Posted on 12/24/2019 3:34:22 PM PST by Meatspace
Michael R. Bloomberg said on Tuesday that his presidential campaign would no longer work with a vendor after learning of a subcontractor that had been involved in using prison workers to make phone calls on behalf of his candidacy.
Details of the campaign’s connection to prison labor were first reported by The Intercept on Tuesday morning. Hours after the article was published, Mr. Bloomberg posted a statement on Twitter confirming that the article was accurate and saying that his campaign had “immediately ended our relationship” with the companies involved.
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Sorry Mike. There goes the prison vote.
Oh Mike, how could you!
This really talks about wealthy Democrats exploiting people. Sounds like slave labor to me. He says this is good training for them. Just what We need more robocallers.
Just where is that vast untapped continent-wide voting demographic calling for Bloomberg to run?
Other then in his mind!
:...subcontractor that had been involved in using prison workers to make phone calls on behalf of his candidacy.”
Lol, are you kidding me!!??
This is from the Onion, right?
“Bloomberg Drops Vendor Connected to Prison Labor..”
So the prick Bloomberg as a true democrat is putting a bunch more people out of work.
He is a fool for stopping the using of prison workers to make phone calls on behalf of his candidacy. He could have made a fortune getting them to apply sell licence plates or decorative gravel.
rwood
“Yo, Homie, dude, you gotta vote for this Bloomberg honkie. He’s like really dope, Homie.”
I guess it might get Mr. Bloomberg a few votes, but it’s hard to see him making inroads suburbs with those guys.
Slave labor to serve a Billionaire
Felonist !!!
China-based prisoners?
How’s this for a better headline? Bloomberg goes to Jail!
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