It would have made a nice setup for an Abbott and Costello routine, but New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg is in no laughing mood — lives are at stake now that his soda ban has been invalidated. It’s still fun, though, to hear Boomberg ask a Boomberg News reporter who he’s with.
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And it went on like that for 17 minutes. RT @eliotnelson: Bloomberg asks reporter to identify himself. Reporter says he's with Bloomberg.
— Joe Keohane (@JoeKeohane) March 11, 2013
Palindrome in there somewhere. RT @eliotnelson: Bloomberg asks reporter to identify himself. Reporter says he's with Bloomberg. #america
— Andrew Phelps (@andrewphelps) March 11, 2013
This is the definition of irony – RT @eliotnelson: Bloomberg asks reporter to identify himself. Reporter says he's with Bloomberg.
— Mike G (@mikeGnyc) March 11, 2013
And has covered mayor for 12 years! RT @eliotnelson: Bloomberg asks reporter to identify himself. Reporter says he's with Bloomberg
— Nick Confessore (@nickconfessore) March 11, 2013
Henry Goldman, Bloomberg News reporter who Mike Bloomberg used to misidentify as "Howard," gets pushed by MRB 2 ID himself at soda ban event
— Maggie Haberman (@maggieNYT) March 11, 2013
To be fair, the mayor wasn’t asking for his sake; like everything he does, he was asking for you.