A Man of (What) Principle?
Mayor Bloomberg has left the Republican Party -- the party he joined in order to run for mayor of New York, and the one for which he left the Democratic Party.
Maybe third party's the charm for him?
In all seriousness, it's clear that he's thinking about running for President. If I were a Democrat, I'd be worried. His nanny state antics are much more consistent with leftist orthodoxy than with conservative thought, and so long as Republicans nominate a presidential candidate with solid economic views, they have nothing to fear.
But there is a real potential for Mayor Bloomberg to become the Democrats' version of Ross Perot . . .
Maybe third party's the charm for him?
In all seriousness, it's clear that he's thinking about running for President. If I were a Democrat, I'd be worried. His nanny state antics are much more consistent with leftist orthodoxy than with conservative thought, and so long as Republicans nominate a presidential candidate with solid economic views, they have nothing to fear.
But there is a real potential for Mayor Bloomberg to become the Democrats' version of Ross Perot . . .
posted by LadybugUSA at 4:40 PM
3 Comments:
So far during the 21st Century, Republicans have had nothing to offer but fear.
If a RINO mayor falls in the forest (of Wall Street), will anyone in the GOP hear it? Or care?
"So far during the 21st Century, Republicans have had nothing to offer but fear."
Yeah, like that global warming stuff. No wait. That wasn't Republicans.
Oh yeah, like that robbing us of our freedoms. Uh...that wasn't Republicans either.
Theocracy!! No. Not Republicans.
Fascism!!! Hmmm.
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