Be honest and keep it simple.
The hour is getting late. On Tuesday, Democrats will be voting in 14 states to choose a presidential nominee — and if you believe the polls, we may be heading for a disaster. Not just for the party, but for the United States of America.
This was made abundantly clear in Tuesday’s South Carolina debate. With only one exception, the Democratic candidates for president shouted, bullied and blustered their way through an embarrassing two hours.Mike Bloomberg — an accomplished businessman who led New York City as mayor for twelve years — was the only person on that stage who had the guts to speak the truth. The only grown-up in the room.
He was the only candidate in Tuesday’s debate, for example, who described what it takes to revitalize floundering public school systems across the nation — and that’s because he did just that in the nation’s largest city. Mike enriched school programs that worked, got rid of ineffective teachers and funded classrooms that addressed the needs of individual students.
Above all, he made it clear that the Democrats’ number one task is to defeat the president — not destroy each other.
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