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GRPC in Phoenix: Bloomy independent run wouldn’t be popular here
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If the crowd at yesterday’s opening session of the 30th annual Gun Rights Policy Conference in Phoenix had read the Newsmax report on speculation on Michael Bloomberg’s possible run for president as an independent, the groans might have been heard all the way to New York City.
That’s because the billionaire former Big Apple mayor’s name was used in vain numerous times by various speakers. They blasted him for using his wealth to help buy an anti-gun initiative election last year in Washington, for supporting politicians in Oregon who passed a so-called “universal background check” law in Oregon, and for supporting a similar effort in Nevada. |
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mickey
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Micheal Bloomberg, Dem spoiler?
Under the theory that everybody who voted for Perot should have voted for the anti-gun incumbent, Perot's campaign handed the presidency to Clinton.
If we had an anti-gun Clinton vs an anti-gun Bloomberg vs a pro-gun Republican who obviously can't be named Bush, could Bloomberg split the progressive vote and give the win to the Republican? |
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