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Bloomberg courts black vote

Houston, February 14 US billionaire Michael Bloomberg has launched a charm offensive to convince black voters, an important bloc in Democratic politics, that he is the right candidate to take on President Donald Trump in November. “This month, we look...
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Updated At : 12:25 PM Feb 15, 2020 IST
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Houston, February 14

US billionaire Michael Bloomberg has launched a charm offensive to convince black voters, an important bloc in Democratic politics, that he is the right candidate to take on President Donald Trump in November.

“This month, we look back and celebrate black history together, because black history is American history,” he said at the “Black America” campaign. — AFP

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