Top-grade lighting and cheese boards: signs of Mike Bloomberg’s wealth have become a part of his campaign stops. But scenes from his unorthodox presidential bid show a candidate still getting used to speaking on the campaign trail
Billionaire Mike Bloomberg is making a whole new kind of presidential bid: a self-funded quest to pick up delegates not in Iowa or New Hampshire but on Super Tuesday and beyond, and to ride hundreds of millions of dollars’ worth of ads to the nomination.
At a synagogue in Miami, Bloomberg strayed from his usual stump speech to speak to congregants about his Jewish faith and solidarity with Israel. His remarks were met with applause. Democratic candidates on the campaign trail have taken swipes at Bloomberg, accusing him of trying to buy the election. But Bloomberg, shown here at a stop in Miami’s Wynwood neighborhood, rarely mentions his Democratic opponents, focusing his attention on President Donald Trump.
At the diner, Bloomberg was less outgoing and friendly than other candidates, though he did have a quick conversation with a diner about the Green New Deal.
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