Debbie Wasserman-Schultz: Don't run, Bloomberg, Hillary's got your agenda covered

For months, we've been hearing rumblings that Michael Bloomberg was considering a third party run in 2016. So far, nothing's materialized but, thanks to a "splintered" Democrat base, the rumors never really died down. In fact, they've grown even louder on the heels of Hillary's New Hampshire defeat. The thinking on the left is that, if she can't beat the socialist crypt-keeper, she has no chance against an energetic GOP. That may or may not be true, but it's causing the former New York City Mayor to rattle the third-party saber - and the DNC establishment doesn't care for it one bit.

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Debbie Wasserman-Schultz appeared on the abruptly-titled CNN show "Wolf," where host Wolf Blitzer asked her about Bloomberg's potential run. She did her best to shut it down:

"Like I’ve said previously, I think to you specifically, I think Michael Bloomberg when he takes a good close look at where his priorities are in terms of the issues he wants the president to fight for and advance he will eventually conclude that those are well cared for in the Democratic nominees’ priority and the Democratic party’s agenda, certainly not cared for by any of the Republicans that are running right now. On the contrary, they would roll back progress on issues like education and consumer protection and you know gun safety and protecting people from people who would do them harm. So I think ultimately he’ll conclude that his issues are well cared for in our party and will choose not to run and will find that it’s not necessary for him to run to make sure those issues have a home, in the– in our party’s candidate for president.”

In other words, Bloomberg doesn't need to run because Hillary is already planning to implement his agenda. That agenda is: Gun control, gun control, gun control, more gun control, gun confiscation, and nanny-state micromanagement of everyone's life. If the RNC was smart - or if it was less preoccupied with its own civil war - they'd be cutting the campaign ads as we speak. Everyone should be told what Bloomberg wants and that "Debbie Wasserman-Schultz says Hillary Clinton will advance Bloomberg's agenda." It's already been overwhelmingly rejected by a majority of Americans, and the fact that Wasserman-Schultz says Hillary will fight for it can only help the Republican cause. Since that probably won't happen, let's hope Bloomberg makes the right call, and becomes the Democrat's 2016 version of Ross Perot. Ignore Debbie, Mr. Mayor. Run!