not sure that's true. i think he's looking at the candidates to see how much moderate/establishment space there is between them for him to occupy. would def. run against trump/sanders. would definitely sit it out against bush/clinton. hard decisions if there's one outsider candidate and one establishment candidate.
i can't even call clinton a guaranteed loser anymore. everyone running looks like a guaranteed loser, but someone has to win.
Bold part is such a sadly true thing. I really hate it.
As for Bloomberg, I think that is fair. He should get in no matter who is still standing between Bernie and Hill. Dan Carlin's latest podcast put it pretty well, imo, Bernie isn't doing well because of his stance(not fully anyway), but because Hillary is such a bad choice for most of the moderates. I agree with that. He went on to say that if there was another woman in the election that wasn't slimy seeming, that she would be smoking Hill. I agree with that too. I don't think that other candidate has to be a woman. I think I could be Bloomberg. Someone who doesn't have the "socialist" tag on them and someone who isn't a slimeball with a huge issue in getting voters to trust them. The good thing for him is that he doesn't need to rush. He could step in at the last legally allowed moment and do pretty well, I bet.