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by News Editor
NYC Mayor Michael Bloomberg at 2011 Tribeca Film Festival. Photo: wiki commons.
NY Times – They court him over coffee and drop by when they are in town. They dangle invitations for golf and enlist friends to put in a good word.
In an election year when partisanship has burned white hot and the economy has sputtered, two presidential candidates who agree on very little, Mitt Romney and Barack Obama, have reached a rare consensus: they are both determined to score the endorsement of Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg of New York, whose name is all but synonymous with Wall Street clout and nonpartisan politics.
