Former New York City mayor Mike Bloomberg recently announced hisentrance into the race for the Democratic presidential nominationby spending huge amounts of money to buy ads nationwide. This hardpress across TV, radio, and online media has resulted in remarkablename recognition and interest in his campaign, which will enableBloomberg to join the other leading Democratic contenders on thedebate stage in Las Vegas, Nevada, tonight.
Bloomberg also just released his proposed financial reform policy. The policy covers anumber of reforms that other Democrats' proposals have alreadytouched on to varying degrees, including strengthening the Volcker Rule and the Consumer FinancialProtection Bureau (CFPB). More unusual, Bloomberg's proposal alsoincludes new regulations for cryptocurrencies.
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