Hey big spender, spend a little time…in reality: John Phillips

In politics, the conventional wisdom is the candidate who spends the most money usually wins the election.
If you don’t believe me, just ask governors Al Checchi and Meg Whitman, and Sen. Carly Fiorina.
Oh, wait.  Maybe it doesn’t always work out that way, after all.
In the 2020 Democratic presidential primary two candidates are certainly acting as if they can buy the nomination: former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg and enviro-sugar-daddy Tom Steyer.
And they aren’