WASHINGTON (AP) – Michael Bloomberg says none of the other candidates in the Democratic primary field had answers when asked in last week’s debate why they’re better prepared than he is to take on President Donald Trump. Bloomberg campaigned in Nashville on Wednesday to mark the first day of early voting in Tennessee. The billionaire former New York City mayor says he has “workable and achievable plans” and knows how to get work done. He says he could provide health insurance to everyone by building on “Obamacare” and without massive tax increases. That’s a clear distinction with Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders, who won Tuesday’s New Hampshire primary and has championed “Medicare for All.”