this is both a big move in the 2020 spending picture & another data point in Bloomberg's pullback from commitments during the primary. $100 million is massive for a 1-state program. it's also not close to the mother-of-all-Dem super PACs his aides promised https://twitter.com/AmyEGardner/status/1305128039286820864

the context for FL move: @jmartNYT @maggieNYT & I reported last weekend that multiple pro-Biden groups had repeatedly pitched Bloomberg on spending heavily there as a knockout blow against Trump – only to get weeks of shrugging responses
https://www.nytimes.com/2020/09/06/us/politics/trump-biden-2020.html

Dems will be grateful for Bloomberg's spending, as they always are, but it's hard to overstate the level of exasperation among many Dems with Bloomberg himself and with advisers who made promises during the primary that they simply have not kept

you will seldom that exasperation in public, though, bc so many Dem-aligned organizations are so reliant on his money – or so hopeful of getting it in the future. he is treated by many Ds as above reproach.

@nkulish & I investigated this dynamic in Feb https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2020/02/15/us/politics/michael-bloomberg-spending.html