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On February 14th, 1990 for Michael Bloomberg’s 48th birthday, staffers at Bloomberg L.P celebrated their boss’ most famous offensive quips and anecdotes by creating a pamphlet and presenting him with a leather-bound copy.
Some of the quotes are anti-female, anti-faith, and someone who looks down upon people who aren’t like him.
Called The Portable Bloomberg: The Wit and Wisdom of Michael Bloomberg, it was edited by Bloomberg L.P.’s chief marketing officer Elisabeth DeMarse.
[Wolff]: “Is all of this a direct quote, Wolff asked, these are his actual words?”
[DeMarse]: “Yes.”
originally posted by: DBCowboy
a reply to: IAMTAT
On the one hand, they're amusing and snide little quips.
On the other? If Trump had said them, they'd impeach him again. Since Blooper said them, they'll be ignored because the left has sacrificed any sense of standard.
We will see now if the left writes off these quotes or tries to hold Bloomie to the same standards they do Trump.
originally posted by: shooterbrody
a reply to: Edumakated
We will see now if the left writes off these quotes or tries to hold Bloomie to the same standards they do Trump.
that is the trick now isn't it?
will these quotes, much like the dirt exposed on trump in 16, be handled by the msm and dnc in the same fashion?
it appears the dnc still hasn't figured out how long the memory is on the interwebs
these won't go away
Tech makes it real easy to bring up the past and expose it to everyone quickly.
originally posted by: MiddleInsite
a reply to: DBCowboy
Not a big fan of David.
But like I said, let the games begin. I think the Dems could offer Putin more than Trump. Then maybe Putin can give us some dirt on the conversations he has had with the President.