Cam notices a reason why Michael Bloomberg will not play outside New York City.

But new details from a sexual harassment lawsuit he settled in 2000 and other racy comments over the years show how his blunt style could prove a liability if he runs for president as an independent. Before his election as mayor in 2001, Bloomberg was the target of a sexual harassment suit by a female executive who accused him of making repeated raunchy sexual comments while he was chief executive of his financial company, Bloomberg LP. Among the allegations in the complaint: _Bloomberg asked the woman who sued if she was giving her boyfriend “good” oral sex. _He said “I’d like to do that” and “That’s a great piece of a–” to describe women in the office. _When he found out the woman was pregnant, he told her “Kill it!” and said “Great! Number 16!” _ an apparent reference to the number of women in the company who were pregnant or had maternity-related status.

The story notes Bloomberg denied the accusations, and that both sides were barred from commenting because of confidentiality agreements.

Game over, ladies and gentlemen. This man knows he can’t get elected. This is all an elaborate tease for the media.