Bloomberg releases new anti-Trump ad

Just 36 hours after suspending his campaign for president, Michael Bloomberg is out with a new digital advertisement. This time, it’s not about him

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The ad is one of many more expected from the Bloomberg-backed group, which has not yet been formally named. According to representatives from the Bloomberg campaign, the group will utilize the former New York City mayor’s unlimited spending to continue to run digital ads with a similar anti-Trump message. The #DumpTrump hashtag, which is a common refrain among Democrats on social media, was pinned to Bloomberg’s announcement of the new group.

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