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Mike Bloomberg for years has battled women’s allegations of profane, sexist comments

64 women have filed sexual harassment suits

Several lawsuits have been filed over the years alleging that women were discriminated against at Bloomberg’s business-information company, including a case brought by a federal agency and one filed by a former employee, who blamed Bloomberg for creating a culture of sexual harassment and degradation.

 

The most high-profile case was from a former saleswoman. She sued Bloomberg personally as well as his company, alleging workplace discrimination. She alleged Bloomberg told her to “kill it” when he learned she was pregnant. Bloomberg has denied her allegation under oath, and he reached a confidential settlement with the saleswoman.

The Washington Post interviewed a former Bloomberg employee, David Zielenziger, who said he witnessed the conversation with the saleswoman. Zielenziger, who said he had not previously spoken publicly about the matter, said Bloomberg’s behavior toward the woman was “outrageous. I understood why she took offense.”

Oh... and remember "Stormy Daniels" and the liberal concept that it was against the rules, amoral, unethical, and even illegal to engage in nondisclosure agreements with women to keep them quiet?

Now, as Bloomberg is increasingly viewed as a viable Democratic candidate for president and the #MeToo era has raised the profile of workplace harassment, he is finding that his efforts to prevent disclosure are clashing against demands that he release former employees and complainants from their nondisclosure agreement.

So get that... not just one or two nondisclosure agreements, but multiple nondisclosure agreements over the years. Sources are claiming there are literally dozens of settled lawsuits that include nondisclosure agreements. The left felt that "one" nondisclosure agreement should have all but proven Trump to be a pig and unqualified for the office of the Presidency? How do these same liberals justify dozens of nondisclosure agreements?

Should be fun the first time Bloomberg gets on stage for debate and is asked if he plans to release all of his former employees who sued him for sexual harassment from their nondisclosure agreements so that they can talk to the press? Well one candidate already asked him about it and...

One of Bloomberg’s rivals for the Democratic nomination, Sen. Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, said in December at an Iowa campaign stop that nondisclosure agreements are “a way for people to hide bad things they’ve done.” She called on Bloomberg to release women from such agreements.

Asked while campaigning to respond, Bloomberg said: “Maybe the senator should worry about herself and I’ll focus on myself.” He acknowledged enforcing nondisclosure agreements by his former employees and said, “You can’t just walk away from it. They’re legal agreements, and for all I know the other side wouldn’t want to get out of it.”

Doesn't look like he is willing to apologize about anything regarding his long history of repeated sexual harassment of his female employees! In fact, this about sums it up! He's just not going to talk about it and hope it goes away!

Bloomberg declined an interview request. A spokesman said Bloomberg would not release anyone from a confidentiality agreement, and that he would not release his depositions in the cases.

Sure... Mini-Mike doesn't have have the balls to actually talk about or address the situation. In fact, he just sends a spokesman to tell reporters (and the country) that these sexual harassment lawsuits against him are "nobody's business".  Well, let's see how the "Me-too" movement reacts to that?

Either it's the end of Bloomberg or the end of "Me-too"!

I'd be fine with the end of either!