John,

The Intercept just reported that Michael Bloomberg has set up a data and tech company that operates at a loss to take over key tech services for major Democratic Party groups. Now they’re in negotiations to run Joe Biden’s digital campaign. Worse yet — the corporate wing of the party seems to be on board with letting Bloomberg’s firm take it all over!

The idea of the Democratic nominee potentially rewarding Bloomberg’s firm with this contract is incredibly disturbing. We shouldn’t be the party of helping billionaires amass huge amounts of mega-data on voters that allow them to keep accruing obscene amounts of power in our democracy.

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We are in the fight for the soul of the Democratic Party and we have to do everything we can to fight for our values because the corporate establishment won’t stand up to billionaires like Michael Bloomberg who are trying to take control.

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