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It was hilarious to watch them trying to kill each other while chanting the need to come together in order to beat Trump.
I was looking at the highlights from a POLITICO video to see which one was going to stand back and hope for a VP invitation.
From what I saw, Mini Mike was the punching bag for all, while Biden was left pretty much alone by everyone except Bloomberg.
Warren went after everybody. I think she's figured out a VP pick is not in her immediate future, so picking fights with the entire field only attempts to help her in the polling.
Even when Biden tried to punch back at Bloomberg, between his stammering and dumb insults, he still looked weak. Bloomberg was also weak, but better than Biden.
They all piled onto the "He's buying this nomination!" bandwagon, and Bllomberg had nothing to counter with. After Bernie blasted him for the immorality of being so much richer than so many others, the moderator (Todd?) asked Bloomberg if he felt he should have the amount of wealth he does. You could see the wheels turning, and Bloomberg finally said, "Yes, I do. I worked hard. And I'm giving alot of it away to the DNC and many others." Basically his answer was, he's using his vast fortune to influence our elections and shape the nation as he wants it to be -- because he can -- not because he has the best ideas.
As I said before, Bloomberg promised to support whoever wins the nomination. After tonight, he just might be reconsidering the dollar amount of his support.