in many ways, martin, this crystallizes the argument that bernie sanders has been making about the influence of money in politics. he s been railing for a long time about corporations funding big super pacs, getting together bundlers and pouring together money into presidential campaigns. with michael bloomberg s entry into the race he is railing against one billionaire with a lot of money throwing all of his money into the race and trying to have an outsized influence on the process. he equates bloomberg using his own money to money having too big of a role in politics. listen to what sanders said a few minutes ago in franklin, new hampshire. mr. bloomberg to the best of my knowledge has very little grassroots support but he has decided because he s worth $55 billion that he can run for president of the united states and spend more money on tv ads, i suspect, than any candidate in the history of the united states. so what our job is is to fight