I don't think it is kooky, conspiratorial or hateful to ask why Bloomberg is still in this race when it hurts Biden and helps Sanders.

The Atlantic discussed this this past week. Last night they asked it on MSNBC. Why is Bloomberg still in this when it helps Sanders?

Bloomberg is supposed to be smart. Bloomberg definitely hates Sanders. Bloomberg knows he is taking resources and votes from Biden. Here is a recent CNBC story. If those things are true, why is he still in?

Is it ego? Does he really want to be president? Is he going to drop out next week? Is he helping Sanders?

It is strange to me.

I thought Bloomberg feared Sanders. It appears he is in cahoots with him to steal votes from Joe Biden.

Stream here: https://livenewschat.eu/politics/

Live here:

https://livenewschat.eu/politics/

Bloomberg's Paid “Volunteers” Are Telling Voters to Support Other Candidates

https://www.gq.com/story/bloomberg-copy-paste-warriors?fbclid=IwAR3E5If0Tbzb4W203bFd9A0JYkndFosgRRySsxExqqDcBsWZ4hA8Ta_WbXg

"One organizer in Los Angeles told the Times, "When I text my friends—depending on the friend—a lot of people think it’s spam or my account was hacked. Once people realize it’s actually me who’s making these and it’s not spam, they kind of just figure I’m being paid for it."

At one point, another organizer texted his friends, "Sam Donaldson just nailed it: Mike Bloomberg is the president we need to unite our country!" using the exact wording suggested by the Bloomberg campaign. He promptly followed up with a text reading, "Please disregard, vote Bernie or Warren.""

Source: Investor's Business Daily

Dow Jones futures fell Wednesday, along with S&P 500 futures and Nasdaq futures. Microsoft (MSFT) warned it'll miss sales targets due to the coronavirus, following warnings from Apple (AAPL) and Mastercard (MA). President Donald Trump spoke on the coronavirus crisis.

The number of China coronavirus cases is still trending lower, with few outside of Hubei province. But Covid-19 cases continue to proliferate. South Korea and Italy coronavirus cases are rising rapidly, while a large number of countries reported their first case.

Microsoft said late Wednesday that it won't meet current-quarter revenue targets, citing the coronavirus impact on its PC suppliers and manufacturers in China. Microsoft stock fell 1.9% in late trade, pushing it below its 50-day line.

Last week, Apple said it would miss sales targets due the virus's impacts on iPhone production and demand in China. Mastercard said earlier this week that the coronavirus will likely hit Q1 and full-year revenue growth slightly.

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