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Respectfully, I think you're proceeding from a false premise.
If Hilarious doesn't win the nomination, the field will be (going by the potential scenario) Trump, Bloomberg and Sanders. In that fight, Bloomberg doesn't have a a hope of a chance, IMO. The right-of-centre American vote will be cleft between the Trump/Bloomberg camp (probably with the majority going towards Trump, if I were to call it), with the flipside liberal/leftist ballots going to the only alternative candidate -- Sanders.
I think the betting plays at the moment revolves around Bernie.

[QUOTE="icebreaker, post: 2523147, member: 65230"] Respectfully, I think you're proceeding from a false premise. If Hilarious doesn't win the nomination, the field will be (going by the potential scenario) Trump, Bloomberg and Sanders. In that fight, Bloomberg doesn't have a a hope of a chance, IMO. The right-of-centre American vote will be cleft between the Trump/Bloomberg camp (probably with the majority going towards Trump, if I were to call it), with the flipside liberal/leftist ballots going to the only alternative candidate -- Sanders. I think the betting plays at the moment revolves around Bernie. [/QUOTE]

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