Bloomberg’s commercial will go head-to-head with one from the Trump campaign, as candidates compete for massive audiences.
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: “When the Trump campaign decided to run an ad during the big game, the Bloomberg campaign responded by buying a spot. Mike is taking the fight to Trump,” campaign spokesman Michael Frazier said in a statement., and is using his personal fortune to self-fund his campaign. He has already outspent rival candidates to blanket the internet and airwaves.
. That’s more than billionaire Tom Steyer's campaign, which has spent $115.8 million. Bloomberg is also expanding his campaign with more than 800 hires, which is double former vice president Joe Biden’s 400 staffers, according to the
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