For journalists at Michael Bloomberg's media company, his run for office is a headache, CNN's brianstelter reports
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Michael Bloomberg running for president is"everybody's nightmare come true."That's the view of one reporter at Bloomberg's media company -- and it's a POV that was echoed by other staffers who spoke with me on Monday.Some journalists at Bloomberg News are relatively optimistic about how this will play out. Others are pessimistic. The unanimous emotion I found, in calls and texts and emails, is frustration.
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