Should Mike Bloomberg, drop out, endorse Biden, and spend his money on attacking Trump?

[DemocratSinceBirth]

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	Yes
	19 (86%)
	No
	3 (14%)
	1 DU member did not wish to select any of the options provided.
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[MontanaMama]

1. No question.

Bloomberg is not an effective candidate but his outreach team is great. If he is serious about unseating the MF, he will dedicate his money to getting it done. We will see.

[The Genealogist]

3. This

He has a powerful infrastructure, and people who can produce damn good ads. I wish he would give up the candidacy and get behind Joe.

[CTyankee]

12. Excellent idea.

[bucolic_frolic]

2. I think Amy is no longer a viable candidate either

but still a strong VP candidate. Perhaps her campaign will consider regrouping. Unless she figures to be a power broker at the convention if she wins delegates.

[lark]

4. I love Amy and wish she'd gained more traction - but it hasn't happened.

After Super Tuesday, she, Warren and Mayor Pete might drop out if they don't catch wind and show up big and win significant delegates.

[mikelgb]

5. I'll take 2 out of 3

Biden doesn't need his taint

[stewrat]

6. Thank you for your service, Mr. Bloomberg, but you may go now. Just keep writin' those checks!!!

[Algernon Moncrieff]

7. Depends on your point of view

He really hasn't started "running" in the sense that he hasn't been on ballots so far. I think his point of view is "Let's see how Super Tuesday" turns out.

Also important to note - we are four relatively small states into this. Sanders hasn't won yet, nor has Biden. This is still up for grabs.

[McCamy Taylor]

9. That's a plan.

[thesquanderer]

10. Should. Won't. (n/t)

[Codeine]

13. Bingo. nt

[Mike 03]

11. And right after the endorsement, Mike needs to loan his narcissism expert and comedy

writer directly to Biden and teach him some tricks.

[Kathy M]

14. More states have primaries in couple days

Let the process play out ......