https://twitter.com/alx/status/1229480882542665733?s=20
Oh my lanta. Bloomberg doesn’t even need Twitter to consistently put his foot in his mouth.
Did he lose a bet or something? Because that’s a pretty deep hole you KEEP digging over there, Mike.
No matter how much money you have, or how much you pay people to make you look ‘cool,’ Bloomberg is a prime example that you can in fact still make yourself look like an elitist pig.
The Daily Wire reported:
Billionaire Democrat presidential candidate Mike Bloomberg is facing renewed criticism over racially-charged remarks that he made in an old interview that has gone viral over the past couple of days on social media in which he said that blacks and Latinos do not know how to behave in the workplace.
Then-New York City Mayor Bloomberg made the remarks in a 2011 interview on PBS where he promoted a $127 million three-year initiative to help reduce disparities between young black and Latino men and the rest of the population.
If Bloomberg, and many of these other politicians, could be more careful about just how disingenuous they come across, then it would actually seem like a virtuous act.
He could have easily stated something like helping these men learn proper workplace etiquette to ensure their utmost success.
If my undergrad taught me anything, it’s how to become a master at turning simple statements into fancy statements.
More from The Daily Wire:
To be fair, later in the interview Bloomberg did recognize the importance of uniting broken families and the importance of having a strong father figure in the home on how a child develops.
“But there will be jobs if we can get these kids, get their families together, even if their fathers don’t live with their mothers or have never been married, or even maybe they’re in jail, get the fathers engaged,” Bloomberg said. “A lot of statistics show that, if the father is engaged, it gives the kids some understanding that he’s heading down the wrong path. And then assign mentors to them on one-on-one basis, so that there is somebody who has been successful, has a job, has a family, fits into society, and that they can go to.”