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Document Information
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Political analysis document, possibly from a house oversight committee collection based on the footer.
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1.71 MB
Summary
This document is a political analysis discussing the potential for a third-party U.S. presidential candidate, proposing a 'fix-it' ticket with a one-term pledge. It references Michael Bloomberg's decision not to run in 2016 and analyzes a hypothetical 2020 election scenario where the House of Representatives decides the presidency. Contrary to the prompt's premise, this document contains no mention of Jeffrey Epstein or any related individuals or events.
People (3)
| Name | Role | Context |
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| Michael Bloomberg | Potential third-party presidential candidate |
Mentioned as having reportedly declined to run on a third-party ticket in 2016 for fear of splitting support from Hil...
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| Hillary Clinton | 2016 Presidential Candidate |
Her support was allegedly at risk of being split by a potential Michael Bloomberg third-party run in 2016.
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| Trump | President / Presidential Candidate |
Mentioned as the winner of the 2016 election, which a Bloomberg run might have facilitated. Also mentioned as a candi...
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Organizations (6)
| Name | Type | Context |
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| U.S. Congress |
Discussed in the context of passing laws and its procedural brokenness, including the Senate filibuster.
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| House of Representatives |
Mentioned as the body that would choose the president if no candidate secures 270 electoral votes.
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| Senate |
The Senate filibuster is mentioned as a high hurdle for a third-party president.
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| Democratic Party |
One of the two major political parties in the U.S. system.
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| Republican Party (GOP) |
One of the two major political parties in the U.S. system. It is noted that the GOP would likely control the majority...
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| House Oversight |
Inferred from the document footer 'HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_026301', likely indicating the source or collection of the document.
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Timeline (2 events)
2016
U.S. Presidential Election. The document notes that reports suggested Michael Bloomberg considered but ultimately declined a third-party run, fearing it would split votes from Hillary Clinton and result in a GOP-controlled House electing Donald Trump.
United States
2020
A hypothetical scenario for the U.S. Presidential Election where no candidate secures 270 electoral votes, forcing the House of Representatives to decide the outcome. The document analyzes that the GOP would likely have the advantage in such a scenario.
United States
Locations (1)
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The country where the political analysis and events described take place.
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Relationships (2)
Document states Bloomberg considered a run that could have split support from Clinton.
They were the major candidates in the 2016 U.S. presidential election.
Key Quotes (3)
"This 'fix-it' ticket would promise to force decisions on all the underlying structural policy matters damaging America's long-term prospects and distorting our democracy."Source
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"In 2016, reports suggested Michael Bloomberg declined to run on a third-party ticket for fear of splitting support from Hillary Clinton and throwing the election to a GOP-controlled House of Representatives..."Source
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Quote #2
"But no matter which party has the speaker's chair, the GOP would almost certainly have the upper hand in the majority of state delegations controlled."Source
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