Michael Bloomberg will not qualify for the next Democratic presidential debate on Jan. 14, but he will be a visible presence later in the evening: he’s booked for an appearance on The Late Sh…
Michael Bloomberg will not qualify for the next Democratic presidential debate on Jan. 14, but he will be a visible presence later in the evening: he’s booked for an appearance onwill broadcast live after the debate that night, albeit it will be delayed on the West Coast. CNN is telecasting the debate from Des Moines, with the Des Moines Register as a co-sponsor.
Bloomberg is self-financing his campaign, meaning that he can’t meet one of the Democratic National Committee’s debate qualification requirements, that candidates reach a minimum number of donors. But he’s tried to make up for his absence from the debate stage with an advertising blitz in which he has reportedly spent more than $100 million.
That expenditure will likely increase substantially as Bloomberg’s campaign has secured a 60-second spot during the
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