Bloomberg prefers Romney to Obama

[Anonymous]

http://m.cbsnews.com/storysynopsis.rbml?pageType=politics&catid=57455570&feed_id=3&videofeed=39

No surprise here. I doubt there are very few people who think Obama is doing a good job. Can't wait til he loses.

[Anonymous]

Rich white guy prefers rich white guy.

In other news, the Pope confirms that he is Catholic.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Rich white guy prefers rich white guy.

In other news, the Pope confirms that he is Catholic.

You can fall back on your racial politics and whistle by the graveyard but he's really terrible.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Rich white guy prefers rich white guy.

In other news, the Pope confirms that he is Catholic.

You can fall back on your racial politics and whistle by the graveyard but he's really terrible.

You are so astute and articulate.

[Anonymous]

I guess you miss the part where he said he could not support Romney bc he disagree with him on so many social issues.

[jsteele]

Anonymous wrote:I guess you miss the part where he said he could not support Romney bc he disagree with him on so many social issues.

Exactly. If one of the DCUM right-wingers ever managed to post an accurate subject line on a post, I'd probably die of shock. I guess they don't expect us to actually read the article to which they link.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:http://m.cbsnews.com/storysynopsis.rbml?pageType=politics&catid=57455570&feed_id=3&videofeed=39

No surprise here. I doubt there are very few people who think Obama is doing a good job. Can't wait til he loses.

You mean the Republican billionaire who made his money in the banking industry likes the Republican hedge fund manager?

[Anonymous]

Wow hope some more republicans support Mitt! Who do you think the GOP will support? I bet they go with....

[Anonymous]

Why not quote the entire article. Bloomberg disagrees with and would not campagin for Romney due to his positions on Economy, Women's rights, Guns, Healthcare.
Typical right wing half truth

[Anonymous]

Bloomberg, the former Dem/former GOP/independent, has a nuanced, disappointed, view of both Romney and Obama. I'm not surprised at that, nor at the fact that simplistic descriptions of it appear here.

[Anonymous]

jsteele wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I guess you miss the part where he said he could not support Romney bc he disagree with him on so many social issues.

Exactly. If one of the DCUM right-wingers ever managed to post an accurate subject line on a post, I'd probably die of shock. I guess they don't expect us to actually read the article to which they link.

Sadly, I think that the vast majority of Americans would not have read the article. To be honest one the the reasons that I clicked the link was bc I though it was odd the Bloomberg would pick a side at all.