Bloomberg Finishes Third In Every Presidential Matchup

ABC News:

SurveyUSA conducted an identical survey exclusively for WABC in four separate geographies to measure the awareness of New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg and possible support for a third-party run for president.

For each survey, approximately 800 registered voters were interviewed, 3,200 voters in all. Surveys were conducted in New York City, the 50 United States, the state of Pennsylvania, and the state of California.

The results do not bode well for the mayor.

Read the whole story: ABC News

Comments

[Plowboy]

Bloomberg is a great example of what is wrong with America. If other exaqmples are desired please look at those "leading" Democratic and Republican candidates. They all are plerdged to serve the same masters that Runt Bush serves. We no longer have anything to say about it. The Congress is not our Representatives, the President not our servant. Any worthy candidate has already been winnowed out long before we vote. The next president will continue the disasterous (for us) policies of stupid George Dubya. What a sh#th#*d#d people!
Bow down, Dogs! (Those needing an explanation might consult some expert on Matthew 15:26.)

[Plowboy]

Bloomberg is an example of what is wrongt with this country. If you want a few more examples, lopok closely at those "leading" Democratic and Republican candidates. Anyone worthy of being our president will be totally ignored by our wonderful MSM. And no big moneybags will be open to such. But Bloomberg can get media attention whenever he f*rts. He's a great example of one who can.

[GnitenGoodLk]

..and they say no one reports good news anymore

[fourex]

Even Sam Stein beats him.

[Jimmyboyo]

DUH!

[hershel62964]

No jew will EVER be President os U.S.

[StillAmused]

Nice man.

Smart.

Make him Treasury Secretary.

[fourex]

Bloomberg can't beat Sam Stein who keeps promoting him.

[MRb1000]

I do not think he cares about winning as long as Hillary Clinton looses the race. I think we all will be happy.

[ADVOCATE4ZPG]

But, he hasn't yet even announced his candidacy--much less begun campaigning. His voice might assume the reach of calming sanity considering the present press-abetted spat over spoken nuances--if it were sold over and over....!

Once again polls, the press, perception, and superficialities are driving are driving the selection of one of the most important offices in the WORLD. U.S. voters know that HRC can shed(?) a tear and that Obama smokes a few cigarettes (c.f., FDRoosevel­t...), but they--in large part--don't CARE about what these people propose to do to solve PRESSING & very REAL problems, i.e., Iraq, health care, IMMIGRATION, trade deficits, gov't revenue deficits, et al.

The U.S. doesn't need "hope" OR "audacity" OR symbols of past 'glory,' or generalized "experience," it needs a political cast willing to present to the U.S. citizenry a panoply of workable SOLUTIONS buttressed by toughly-reasoned supporting arguments.

[eanderso]

Did anyone really think we needed another middle-aged rich white male in the race?

[QueensNYC821]

Duh?