Michael Bloomberg launched a series of Twitter attacks on Bernie Sanders on Monday.
Michael Bloomberg launched a series of Twitter attacks on Bernie Sanders Monday as the billionaire former New York mayor seeks to slow the Vermont senator’s march to the Democratic presidential nomination.
“The NRA never endorsed Bernie Sanders and he has never taken a dime of their money. In fact, he lost his 1988 congressional race because he backed an assault weapons ban,” Weaver said in a statement. “But even after that, Sanders maintained his opposition to these weapons of war.” We need someone who is willing to stand up for workers and will stop the greed of the fossil fuel industry.— Bernie Sanders February 24, 2020
Fidel Castro left a dark legacy of forced labor camps, religious repression, widespread poverty, firing squads, and the murder of thousands of his own people.— Mike Bloomberg February 24, 2020
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