2020 Democrat Mike Bloomberg has soared in various Democrat polls and in the press over the past few weeks.
Despite entering into the race much later than his in-party rivals, Bloomberg is able to somewhat compensate by expending hundreds of millions of dollars on campaign ads. These ads air on television, radio, and YouTube; however, as Bloomberg gets more attention, so do his past controversial remarks.
At this time, the former New York City mayor is taking heat for his statements regarding farmers and factory workers, along with black and Latino male youth. Bloomberg is on record professing that he could teach anyone to work on a farm or in a factory; then came the resurfaced comments of Bloomberg declaring that black and Latino male youth are incapable of functioning in the workplace.
However, Bloomberg’s latest controversy entails a Twitter back-and-forth with President Trump which took place this afternoon.
Trump vs. Bloomberg on Twitter
Like many other Americans, the president has concerns about how Bloomberg is approaching the 2020 election. Folks on both the left and the right maintain that the Democrat candidate is essentially just buying his way through the process. Earlier today, Trump weighed in with his take on “Mini Mike” Bloomberg.
