Sam Seder
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Michael "I'd Do Her" Bloomberg 2020?
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September 30, 2018
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7:49Now PlayingIn this Majority Report clip, will Michael Bloomberg run in 2020?
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"For the past two election cycles, thrice-elected New York city mayor Michael Bloomberg has toyed with a bid for the US presidency. With 2020 approaching, the financial news data billionaire is again looking at his chances, but with one crucial difference.
In 2012 and 2016, Bloomberg considered running as an independent; each time he concluded that he could not win and ran the risk of splitting the Democratic vote and helping the Republican candidate to win office.
But in 2020, sources close to the finance mogul have told the Guardian, if the now 76-year-old candidate does eventually jump into the race, he plans to run as a Democrat. But after two, and now three, election cycles in which Bloomberg has teased his interest and poured over polling data, there are still questions about his ultimate commitment to a run.
In previous flirtations, Bloomberg has explained that he dropped the effort to avoid splitting the Democratic vote and risking a Republican presidency. "*
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