
Keeping the People In Line: Michael Bloomberg and the 2004 RNC Crackdown
Michael Bloomberg's Disastrous Public Education Legacy
Bloomberg Was Wall St.'s 'Foremost Defender,' Pushing for Deregulation Even After the Crash
Tuesday Night’s Debate Audience Sure Did Seem to Like Bloomberg for Some Reason
Slate
Bloomberg Forced Me From My Teaching Job After He Learned I'd Been a Sex Worker
The Nation
The complicated history of Obama and Bloomberg
CNN
Mike Bloomberg Can't Shake The Legacy Of Stop-And-Frisk
NPR
Bloomberg creates a parallel presidential race. Can he win?
Associated Press
During his 12 years as mayor, Michael Bloomberg catered to the super wealthy, cut and privatized government services and attacked unions. It was peak neoliberalism.
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