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Who was behind the ultimately aborted 'Bloomberg for President' movement?

Turns out that Stanley Druckenmiller, who runs hedge fund Duquesne Capital, was one of those behind the move.  Page Six tells us that he wrote a $250K check to the Draft Bloomberg Joint Fundraising Committee on January 14 when Mayor Bloomberg was noodling over becoming a third party candidate.
Mike's Boosters - Page Six NY Post

May 12, 2008 in Bloomberg, Hedge funds, Political Contributions, Politics |

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