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DC @MayorBowser on @WMALDC
would not exactly say whether she would join @MikeBloomberg as his running mate.
"I’m gonna do everything I can to help Mike win. And I said 1,000 times I already have the best job in Washington, DC."
Asked about Bloomberg's past comments about black and brown people, for example that young black and Latino men don't know how to behave in the workplace (https://nypost.com/2020/02/18/bloomberg-in-2011-black-and-latino-men-dont-know-how-to-behave-in-the-workplace/ …), Bowser said there's no perfect candidate on race, policing, or equality in America.
Asked about Bloomberg's comments about women, for example telling a pregnant employee to "kill it," which he has denied (https://www.thecut.com/2020/02/mike-bloomberg-accused-of-workplace-sexual-harassment.html …) Bowser said "I think what people will want to know is how he has evolved." ...
...and then pivoted to Bloomberg's "surge in the polls. This is a two person race in the Democratic primary," she said.
Asked why she endorsed Bloomberg over a female candidate, Bowser said she was a huge supporter of Kamala Harris and was disappointed when she dropped out. The others haven't captured the "fighting spirit" of Dems, Bowser said.
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