It Won’t Seem Like Running For President If He Just Thinks Of It As A Sort Of Redistribution Of Wealth

After all, that $100 million isn’t only good for challenging Ross Perot’s relatively impressive 19 percent of the vote benchmark — it also could do a lot of good trickling down through the economy! And if you don’t think he’s considering running (and 2012 still counts!), here are some numbers to consider:

Over the past year, our very private mayor has made very public trips to fifteen states, with a combined 284 electoral votes, more than the 270 needed to win the White House.