Comments by "David Aspinall" (@yt.personal.identification) on "Bloomberg addresses voters as polls close on Super Tuesday" video.

He seems Republican.
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A sociopathic billionaire from the Republican party, who wants power for self...not to help you. ...just as a start
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@justacinnamonbun8658 Opportunism or exploitation. One sounds clever, the other sounds malicious. Both are essentially the same things with different imagery.
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@John De Quincey Let's free some people of their gag orders and ask them.
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@paulbaransky4086 I don't care how much money a person has. I judge them on their actions - but clearly money is your judge of a person. Do you actually think his priority is you, or his wallet? Is his priority improving America, or his friends financial position?
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@paulbaransky4086 Why all these assumptions about others' success or otherwise? You seem a little too preoccupied with other people's financial status - and I guarantee it isn't the only assumption you have got wrong. May I suggest you stop it, as it doesn't help your case. As you say, he just wants to get rid of Trump. The presidency has become a big businessman's play area. Where they can get one over on each other. How can you call that a good thing. One consistent thing I hear from Trump haters is "...if he was actually smart, just imagine how much more dangerous he would be." ...and your suggestion is to go with a smarter version of Trump. Really?
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@DavidWilliams-wy5yh I am not questioning his success in business - it gets mentioned as if business guys in the Oval Office has proven to be a master stroke in the past, which I find hard to follow. His NY office did do some things that I have a serious issue with. I am sure you know what I am referring to without even need for it to be said - Stop and Frisk - but I will say it anyway. As for dreams, and hope only on offer according to you, I ask a question. If most of the Western world can guarantee a minimum level of health care for all, why do you think America is incapable of it? Same with education etc. Is it really so unrealistic that Americans can expect to keep up with the rest of the world? Nothing on offer from others is unrealistic enough to call them nothing but dreams. Just look around the Western world.
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