I think you're being naive when it comes to Warren. When someone shows you who they are believe them, and she's shown me and the world that she's a snake. You don't do a he says she says accusing your friend of being sexist. The worst part is, she's a pathological liar, whose lied to advance her career all her life, yet somehow people still have faith in her. She's accused Bernie of having a super pac and claimed only she and Amy don't (she actually has 1). She's taken that dirty money all her life and only stopped once she decided to run for president. They've already invested in her and she'll be paying them back at some point and if you think that paying back the corporations isn't stabbing Bernie in the back and giving someone else the nomination if possible you're either naive, or not paying attention to how Warren moves.

I also don't want Warren in Bernie's administration and I'm not the only one. Even folks like the Humanist Report and Secular Talk who liked Warren have (finally) come around to her being the snake she is. So no, I'm not being too negative when it comes to Warren. She has HUGE RED FLAGS.

@Mnementh

This again is also why I say you're naive. her surrogates are outright saying it.

Last nights debate had the highest viewership of any Democratic debate this cycle. 19.7 million.
https://thehill.com/homenews/campaign/483889-nevada-democratic-debate-draws-record-breaking-197-million-viewers

Hes been doing this for awhile now. Paying influencers to promote him.

Seriously, as a non-American, that just begs the question: How is this even legal in the slightest????

On a serious note Bloomberg really isnt doing anything out of the ordinary. Most candidates have people they employee go door to door or to different events to get signatures and convince people to vote for them. But in Bloombergs case hes being digital with it and paying people a good wage compared to what other campaigns pay their staff.

Interesting. So seemingly the open ended state of the race after the first two contests had more people incentivized to tune in. Probably because Super Tuesday comes close and many of them are at a point they want to decide.

The difference here is the transparency. The people making telephone calls and the people knocking on doors have to say for which reason they phone or knock. The above digital officers seeks a loophole to avoid that.

The scary thing about Bloomberg is that he might keep running even if he doesn't get the nomination. He'd doom us to another four years of Trump, and essentially be 2020's Ross Perot.

Sore loser laws, including simultaneous registration ones, would prevent that for most states.

Or at least I think that'd be the case.