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    Bloomberg Moves Closer to Running for President

    Buoyed by the still unsettled field, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg is growing increasingly enchanted with the idea of an independent presidential bid, and his aides are aggressively laying the groundwork for him to run.

    On Sunday, the mayor will join Democratic and Republican elder statesmen at the University of Oklahoma in what the conveners are billing as an effort to pressure the major party candidates to renounce partisan gridlock.

    Former Senator David L. Boren of Oklahoma, who organized the session with former Senator Sam Nunn, a Democrat of Georgia, suggested in an interview that if the prospective major party nominees failed within two months to formally embrace bipartisanship and address the fundamental challenges facing the nation, â??I would be among those who would urge Mr. Bloomberg to very seriously consider running for president as an independent.â?

    Next weekâ??s meeting, reported on Sunday in The Washington Post, comes as the mayorâ??s advisers have been quietly canvassing potential campaign consultants about their availability in the coming months.

    And Mr. Bloomberg himself has become more candid in conversations with friends and associates about his interest in running, according to participants in those talks. Despite public denials, the mayor has privately suggested scenarios in which he might be a viable candidate: for instance, if the opposing major party candidates are poles apart, like Mike Huckabee, a Republican, versus Barack Obama or John Edwards as the Democratic nominee.

    A final decision by Mr. Bloomberg about whether to run is unlikely before February. Still, he and his closest advisers are positioning themselves so that if the mayor declares his candidacy, a turnkey campaign infrastructure will virtually be in place.
    Bloomberg Moves Closer to Running for President - New York Times

    Here's his stance on the "issues"
    Mike Bloomberg on the Issues

    Any of you New Yorkers have an opinion of this dude?

    Have a good one!:s4:
    Psycho4Bud Reviewed by Psycho4Bud on . Bloomberg Moves Closer to Running for President Buoyed by the still unsettled field, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg is growing increasingly enchanted with the idea of an independent presidential bid, and his aides are aggressively laying the groundwork for him to run. On Sunday, the mayor will join Democratic and Republican elder statesmen at the University of Oklahoma in what the conveners are billing as an effort to pressure the major party candidates to renounce partisan gridlock. Former Senator David L. Boren of Oklahoma, who Rating: 5

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    Bloomberg Moves Closer to Running for President

    A country should not be controlled through business. Just my opinion, though.

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