Sam Donaldson tells ChrisCuomo that if Michael Bloomberg were to get the Democratic nomination, he believes he could 'take on' President Trump in the general election.
Bloomberg's campaign now has more than 2,100 people on staff, including 1,700 people in 40 states and 400 people in the campaign's New York headquarters, aides tell CNN.And Bloomberg met with his senior leadership team on Tuesday morning to discuss the results -- or lack thereof -- out of Iowa and authorized his team to double the amount they are spending on television during that meeting, according to multiple Bloomberg aides.
"Bloomberg's staff of more than 2,100 people dwarfs all other Democratic presidential campaigns, where some of the biggest -- including Biden and Buttigieg -- are in the 400 to 600 range.The former New York mayor will now have staff in 40 states, including all Super Tuesday states that will vote on March 3. In 18 total states, Bloomberg staff is more than 40.
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