Will Bloomberg get involved in Georgia Senate runoffs?

[Funtatlaguy]

[soothsayer]

1. Ooh I hope so

[jimfields33]

5. He better hurry. December 7th is last day to register

[Mike 03]

2. I'm curious about this too.

He sure demonstrated an interest in winning the senate races, especially generous towards Florida, Texas and Georgia in the first go around.

The republicans are talking about throwing $500 million at these two races. Unthinkable amounts.

[liskddksil]

3. He really helped in Florida, not. Though even I'll admit that Biden's campaign

and the Florida Democratic Party gets a lot of the blame as well based on the article I posted:

https://www.newyorker.com/news/campaign-chronicles/as-trump-gained-latino-support-in-florida-bidens-campaign-ignored-warnings

[helpisontheway]

11. He gave them $100 million dollars in Florida. Not his fault that it did

not work. He also gave a lot of money in Texas. If he does anything for GA, it will probably be towards the end.

[SKKY]

4. I don't know. We all see what 100 million dollars got us in FL...

...Now, what could Stacey Abrams do with that kind of scratch? Hmmm. Might be interesting.

[crickets]

6. +1

[TheRealNorth]

7. I don't think we should rely on billionaires to save us

[kansasobama]

8. Florida is a poor bet from now until ...

The same idiots who voted for Trump will want recovery funds as hurricanes hit from "socialist" Biden

Yes, Dems screwed up. Focus should be on GA, FL, and AZ and also Wisconsin, Michigan and PA. These are all close.

Boy, what a disaster in Texas. All those voters were voting for fascist.

[SheltieLover]

9. I sure hope so!

[Dem4Life1102]

10. On which side?

https://www.inquirer.com/news/mike-bloomberg-2020-pat-toomey-brian-fitzpatrick-endorse-pennsylvania-politics-20191112.html