Michael Bloomberg plots brokered convention strategy

  As we have been discussing on America’s Watchtower, the Democratic establishment is very worried that their voters are going to choose a Democratic Socialist to be their nominee. But the problem is that the people who are running against Bernie Sanders in the primary are a conglomeration of people who all have their own issues which makes them unelectable, so the party insiders appear to be rallying around the newcomer in the race.

  Of course I am referring to Michael Bloomberg and the fact that the Democratic National Committee changed the rules so that the New York billionaire would qualify for the debate and last night he made his debut.

  Yesterday I had a story about how worried the Bloomberg campaign was about Bernie Sanders getting the nomination, they talked about how dire the situation was (and I believe this is a reflection of how the Democratic party in general feels) and now we are learning the Bloomberg camp is  plotting to take the nomination away from Bernie Sanders at the convention. Here is more:

Mike Bloomberg is privately lobbying Democratic Party officials and donors allied with his moderate opponents to flip their allegiance to him —and block Bernie Sanders— in the event of a brokered national convention.

The effort, largely executed by Bloomberg’s senior state-level advisers in recent weeks, attempts to prime Bloomberg for a second-ballot contest at the Democratic National Convention in July by poachingsupporters of Joe Biden and other moderate Democrats, according to two Democratic strategists familiar with the talks and unaffiliated with Bloomberg.

The outreach has involved meetings and telephone calls with supporters of Biden and Pete Buttigieg — as well as uncommitted DNC members — in Virginia, Texas, Florida, Oklahoma and North Carolina, according to one of the strategists who participated in meetings and calls.

With Sanders’ emergence as the frontrunner in the presidential primary, Democrats in those states have recently raised the prospect that the democratic socialist could be a top-of-the-ticket liability.

“There’s a whole operation going on, which is genius,” said one of the strategists, who is unaffiliated with any campaign. “And it’s going to help them win on the second ballot … They’re telling them that’s their strategy.”

  I mentioned above that I believe Michael Bloomberg’s concern about the possibility of a Sander’s nomination is shared by the Democratic party and I think they are already behind this brokered convention plan.

  And the reason I believe this is because the Democratic National Committee is in the process of changing the superdelegate rules in the event of a brokered convention in order to stop Bernie Sanders once again. I believe the Democratic National Committee and Michael Bloomberg are in cahoots and how angry will the Democratic voters be if they steal the nomination from the socialist and hand it to the billionaire?

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