Mike Bloomberg has released an ad that rips President Donald Trump's handling of the spread of the deadly coronavirus.
Democratic presidential candidate Mike Bloomberg has released an ad that rips President Donald Trump's response to the spread of the coronavirus..
Democratic presidential candidates former New York City Mayor Mike Bloomberg arrives on stage for the Democratic presidential primary debate at the Charleston Gaillard Center on February 25, 2020 in Charleston, South Carolina.
The ad, which will air nationally on broadcast and cable on Thursday, also is a demonstration of the brute force of Bloomberg's approximately $60 billion fortune. He has an essentially unlimited war chest that allow his campaign to produce rapid-response ads at will. Bloomberg's campaign has spent over $500 million on TV and digital ads, according to Advertising Analytics.
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