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Bloomberg Looking For Campaign Office Space

February 28, 2019 · 6:20 am ET · Leave a Comment

Playbook: “Reps for Michael Bloomberg are looking at 7 World Trade Center and the old NYT building in Times Square as headquarters if he embarks on a 2020 campaign.”

“Bloomberg’s emissaries are already interviewing people to hire if the New York billionaire jumps in. They are looking at leasing approximately 30,000 square feet of office space to start, according to the sources. Bloomberg is expected to decide in March if he will enter the race.”

“This appears to be the most material sign that Bloomberg is leaning toward jumping in.”

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