Democrat losers Tom Steyer and Michael Bloomberg think that they can buy the democrat nomination for President, and ordinarily they would be right, but probably not this election.

Tom Steyer and Michael Bloomberg Spend Over $200 Million To Buy Election – Still Can’t Get Over 5% Support

The democrat establishment stole their party’s nomination from Socialist tool Bernie Sanders in 2016 to clear the way for Hillary Clinton – the worst presidential candidate in history – so maybe the democrats aren’t going to allow some worthless tools with a lot of money from buying the nomination out from under Bernie’s feet.

I think it’s funny though when stupid leftists feel so self-important that they will flush hundreds of millions of dollars down the toilet to try and buy the democrat nomination, and fail. In Steyer and Bloomberg’s case, they have spent over $200 million, and still can’t get over $5 support.

I love seeing these losers waste their money – the more money they lose the better – so I think Steyer and Bloomberg should keep spending!

UPDATE: We’re now also learning how dumbfuck Mike Bloomberg actually had criminals in prison making his campaign calls for him from behind bars! That is unbelievable! Read more

Billionaire Democrats Tom Steyer and Michael Bloomberg have spent a combined $200 million on the 2020 Democratic presidential primary — though neither seems to have much to show for it but a slew of advertisements.

The left-wing mega-donor, who made a fortune in fossil fuel investments before becoming a climate change activist, and the former New York City mayor both jumped into the race long after it started, after initially declining to run.

Yet neither is gaining much traction in the polls, and Bloomberg has yet to qualify for any of the Democrat debates.

Politico reported Wednesday:

Together, Tom Steyer and Michael Bloomberg have poured nearly $200 million into television and digital advertising alone, with the former New York mayor spending an unprecedented $120 million in the roughly three weeks since he joined the presidential race. That’s more than double the combined ad spending of every single non-billionaire candidate in the Democratic field this entire year.

However, according to the RealClearPolitics national poll average, Bloomberg is languishing in fifth place, with 5%. Steyer is doing even worse, in tenth place, with 1.5%.

Steyer improves to seventh in Iowa (2.5%) and New Hampshire (2.7%), sixth in Nevada (3.5%), and fifth in South Carolina (4.0%). Bloomberg’s best result in an early primary state appears to be in California, where he is sixth (3.3%).

Campaign finance reform has been a staple of Democrat campaigns in recent years, but despite worries about billionaires buying votes, neither has seemed to make much of an impact. Both are far behind the frontrunners, who remain (in order, nationally): former Vice President Joe Biden, Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT), and Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA).

One recent poll had former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton in fourth place, ahead of Bloomberg and all other contenders, though she is not actually running for president at the moment.

https://www.breitbart.com/2020-election/2019/12/25/tom-steyer-1-5-michael-bloomberg-5-hit-200-million-in-spending-combined/

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