Bloomberg news will not investigate Bloomberg and his rivals,but will continue to investigate President Trump!!
Nov 25, 2019 21:45:00 #
proud republican
Loc: RED CALIFORNIA
https://www.foxnews.com/media/bloomberg-news-not-investigating-bloomberg-democrats
Is that what you call fair media???
Is that what you call fair media???
Nov 25, 2019 22:24:43 #
proud republican wrote:
Well, as Rupert Murdoc of Fox News proved. If you own it, you can get them to say anything you want...
Nov 25, 2019 23:56:30 #
Rupert Murdoc didn't run for president.
PeterS wrote:
Well, as Rupert Murdoc of Fox News proved. If you own it, you can get them to say anything you want...
Nov 26, 2019 00:08:12 #
It tells the world that Michael Bloomberg has no concept of fairness... but this is a man who removed the salt shakers from restaurant tables, and outlawed "Big Gulp" size soft drinks for the masses.
https://www.americanthinker.com/blog/2019/11/bloomberg_a_moderate_democrat_make_that_a_micromanaging_democrat_.html
Quote: "Bloomberg has a track record as mayor of New York, it's icky as heck, and what it reveals is that he's just as tyrannical and irresponsible as the rest of them.
Issues & Insights editorialist J. Frank Bullitt has just the right take-down reminder:
Bloomberg governed the five boroughs for a dozen years as if he were making household rules for his pre-teen children. There would be no Big Gulp–sized sugary soft drinks, no t***s fats, and every calorie had to be counted. A "Complete List of Everything Banned by Mayor Michael Bloomberg" compiled by Gizmodo includes: cars in Times Square, high sodium levels in processed foods, Styrofoam for single-use food packaging, cabs that aren't fuel efficient, loud headphones, and cell phones in schools.
Some of the bans were proposed or merely suggested. But they still indicate a prohibitionist mind-set.
The "Republican" mayor is also an enemy of Second Amendment rights. Under his watch, a Manhattan store was even fined $60,000 by the city's Department of Consumer Affairs for selling lighters that looked like small pistols.
He's the archetypical nanny-stater, monitoring every little thing a teenager does, not just in that list Bullitt frames, but much more. I recall that he also stole New Yorkers' salt shakers off their tables in their diners, all for their own good. Bullitt probably wanted to give us just a whiff of how bad he was.
What's more, this micromanaging serves as a cover for ignoring more important things — such as Bloomberg's failure in 2012 to prepare the city of New York for the great Hurricane Sandy because he was so busy micromanaging the Big Gulps."End Quote
He's a wanna-bee tin horn dictator.
https://www.americanthinker.com/blog/2019/11/bloomberg_a_moderate_democrat_make_that_a_micromanaging_democrat_.html
Quote: "Bloomberg has a track record as mayor of New York, it's icky as heck, and what it reveals is that he's just as tyrannical and irresponsible as the rest of them.
Issues & Insights editorialist J. Frank Bullitt has just the right take-down reminder:
Bloomberg governed the five boroughs for a dozen years as if he were making household rules for his pre-teen children. There would be no Big Gulp–sized sugary soft drinks, no t***s fats, and every calorie had to be counted. A "Complete List of Everything Banned by Mayor Michael Bloomberg" compiled by Gizmodo includes: cars in Times Square, high sodium levels in processed foods, Styrofoam for single-use food packaging, cabs that aren't fuel efficient, loud headphones, and cell phones in schools.
Some of the bans were proposed or merely suggested. But they still indicate a prohibitionist mind-set.
The "Republican" mayor is also an enemy of Second Amendment rights. Under his watch, a Manhattan store was even fined $60,000 by the city's Department of Consumer Affairs for selling lighters that looked like small pistols.
He's the archetypical nanny-stater, monitoring every little thing a teenager does, not just in that list Bullitt frames, but much more. I recall that he also stole New Yorkers' salt shakers off their tables in their diners, all for their own good. Bullitt probably wanted to give us just a whiff of how bad he was.
What's more, this micromanaging serves as a cover for ignoring more important things — such as Bloomberg's failure in 2012 to prepare the city of New York for the great Hurricane Sandy because he was so busy micromanaging the Big Gulps."End Quote
He's a wanna-bee tin horn dictator.
proud republican wrote:
Nov 26, 2019 08:52:50 #
lpnmajor
Loc: Arkansas
proud republican wrote:
No, that's what I call billionaire entitlement. Why work for stuff when you can just buy it?
Nov 26, 2019 13:12:36 #
proud republican wrote:
Nope, not by a long shot.
Nov 28, 2019 16:14:40 #
proud republican wrote:
I am not shocked at all. Nor should anyone else be. If he were running for president and he lost he would immediately start impeachment proceedings. But not only would he try to impeach the winner, but he would investigate every one of his own v**ers and pay for all if it himself.
He would probably take away all spices in addition to having the FDA search every citizens home and take away their slt.
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