For years, the Democratic Party has defined itself as distinct from Republicans, mainly on the basis that it's the corporate party that likes minorities, whereas Republicans are climate-den denying bigots.

Turns out the entrance of Blueburg into the race

has exposed that those rules are somewhat flexible.

Just look at his record.

His stop and frisk policy was ruled an unconstitutional

violation of rights by a New York federal court. He blamed poor disproportionately

black and brown people for the financial crisis.

He pushed for Social Security cuts,

and he bank rolled Republicans who oppose climate action.

Heck, he was a Republican until recently supporting George W Bush in an address at the 2004 Republican

National Convention.

The President deserves our support.

We are here to support him. And I am here to support him. And I am here to support him.

Look, I get it. and I am here to support him.

Look, I get it.

The number one priority of most Democratic voters is beating Trump.

But it doesn't help us much if we replace him with someone who shares so many of his worst qualities.

For example, Bloomberg and Trump are actually aligned on the issue of stop and frisk.

They just keep saying, oh, it's a dis- aligned on the issue of stop and frisk.

They just keep saying, oh, it's a

disproportionate percentage of a particular ethnic group.

That may be, but it's not a disproportionate percentage

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