3 thoughts:
1. Bloomberg can apologize now for fighting for years to keep an unconstitutional, racist system in place.
2. That he defended his view, up to and including earlier this year, is its own disqualifying factor in his presidential candidacy beyond the policy itself.
1. Bloomberg can apologize now for fighting for years to keep an unconstitutional, racist system in place.
2. That he defended his view, up to and including earlier this year, is its own disqualifying factor in his presidential candidacy beyond the policy itself.
3. His "apology" today is by no means sufficient to show either that he actually apologizes for his actions or that he understands the depth of his wrongness on this issue.
MILLIONS:
Here's Bloomberg defending his unconstitutional, racist "stop and frisk" policy in 2018: nytimes.com/2018/09/17/us/…
Here he was doing so EARLIER THIS YEAR: amp.cnn.com/cnn/2019/01/22…
Here he was doing so EARLIER THIS YEAR: amp.cnn.com/cnn/2019/01/22…
You know Ady from his work fixing our health care system, but you MUST check out this thread for his insights into Bloomberg's intransigence on stop and frisk —>
Much more from @davidminpdx here —>
A thread about the 2013 "stop and frisk" federal court ruling against the city — a ruling that Bloomberg vigorously and personally attacked.
