Bloomberg Labeled RACIST For Leaked Audio Comments! IS HE?
February 11, 2020
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as posted by the channelFormer New York City Mayor and 2020 Democratic Presidential hopeful Mike Bloomberg is in some hot water over comments about stop and frisk that he made back in 2015 during a talk at the Aspen Institute. He said that most crime happens in minority areas and as a result, those who are stopped and frisk and going to be minorities, usually males between 16-25.
Many people on both sides of the political aisle are labeling him as a racist on social for said comments.
But the million dollar question here is... is he truly a racist or is was he simply speaking the truth? One thing that's for certain is that the comments are a far cry from what he purports himself to be now, and make him out to be a big time hypocrite that has spent millions attacking Donald Trump for less.
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