Mike Bloomberg’s debate goals are twofold: 1. Persuade viewers that Bernie Sanders is too divisive to defeat Trump 2. Avoid landmines surrounding complaints from women at his private media company and his race-based policing practices as NYC mayor
Mike Bloomberg and a handful of staffers spent Monday at the so-called “happiest place on earth,” preparing for the bruising task ahead the next day.
goals in the Charleston debate are twofold: Persuade viewers that Sanders is too divisive to defeat President Trump in November, while sidestepping landmines surrounding complaints from women at his private media company and his race-based policing practices as New York City mayor. When asked about the former New York City mayor’s rusty debate performance last week in Las Vegas — when he was skewered by Elizabeth Warren over the particulars of legal complaints women filed about the workplace culture he fostered at his private media company — Kanninen said Bloomberg “left that debate so much stronger in the second half, as he got his feet underneath him.”Mike Bloomberg, Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders at the last Democratic primary debate.
“We've trained our eyes on him. Something the rest of the field has failed to do eight debates prior and a year in a campaign,” a top aide said in an interview.slamming Sanders for his history on gun control and drawing a contrast to the ex-mayor’s lengthy record of fighting the National Rifle Association.
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