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Release Detail — May 28, 2015 - Five Leaders In 2016 Republican White House Race, Quinnipiac University National Poll Finds; Rubio, Paul Are Only Republicans Even Close To Clinton — There are five leaders - or no leaders - as Republican voters look at likely GOP candidates in the 2016 White House race …
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Marco Rubio:
This is What You Need To Tell Your Friends About Hillary Clinton — You know we have to stop her — When Hillary Clinton campaigns in South Carolina today, she will do so with the belief that it is her turn to be president of the United States. This will be apparent in the way she continues …
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Bloomberg Business
Kenneth P. Vogel / Politico:
Clinton Foundation paid Blumenthal $10K per month while he advised on Libya — Some officials at the charity grumbled that his hiring was a favor from the Clintons. — Sidney Blumenthal (pictured) was added to the payroll of the Clintons' global philanthropy in 2009. Getty
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Bloomberg Business, New York Times, CANNONFIRE, The PJ Tatler and Power Line
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Daily Mail:
Paula Jones warns against voting for Hillary Clinton because of Bill — Paula Jones sued President Bill Clinton for sexual harassment, saying he propositioned her when he was Arkansas governor — Her case led to investigation in which Bill Clinton denied under oath having sex with Monica Lewinsky …
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Politico, OnPolitics and Althouse
Ben Kamisar / The Hill:
Clinton Foundation paid Blumenthal $10,000 monthly salary — The Clinton Foundation paid Sidney Blumenthal, an unofficial advisor to Hillary Clinton who emailed her reports on the situation in Libya, a monthly salary of about $10,000, according to Politico.
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American Spectator, Hot Air and Politico
Sarah Westwood / Washington Examiner:
Clinton Foundation hit with racketeering lawsuit
Clinton Foundation hit with racketeering lawsuit
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RedState, The PJ Tatler, TPNN and Instapundit
Maggie Haberman / New York Times:
Carly Fiorina, in an Ambush of Hillary Clinton, Gets Defensive
Carly Fiorina, in an Ambush of Hillary Clinton, Gets Defensive
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Washington Monthly, PoliticusUSA, The Week, BREITBART.COM, Balloon Juice, Daily Kos, Politico, Talking Points Memo and Bloomberg Business
Joe Dana / KPNX:
‘Draw Muhammad’ contest planned in Phoenix — An Phoenix area anti-Muslim activist is planning a “draw Muhammad” cartoon contest and rally in Phoenix on Friday. The event is being dubbed a “Freedom of Speech Rally” and comes three weeks after a similar event in Garland, Texas, that prompted violence by two alleged ISIS sympathizers.
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Talking Points Memo, The Moderate Voice, Raw Story and Friendly Atheist
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The Bridge Initiative / bridge.georgetown.edu:
In Arizona, Bikers Plan Armed Protest Outside of Mosque
In Arizona, Bikers Plan Armed Protest Outside of Mosque
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BARE NAKED ISLAM and The Gateway Pundit
Bill Scher / Politico:
Fox News eats its own — The GOP's worst enemy is turning out to be the friendliest network. — Lead image by AP Photo. — The Republican National Committee triumphantly seized control of the debates last year, saying it would not allow a repeat of 2012, when “the liberal media interrogated …
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TVNewser and FishbowlDC
Julie Scharper / Baltimore Sun:
Marilyn Mosby, prosecutor in Freddie Gray case, made an early court appearance — on ‘Judge Judy’ — The college student, a model of poise, pleads her case to Judge Judy: — A neighbor trashed her apartment while she was away on summer break, knocking down the door, leaving cigarette burns on the walls …
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Fox News Insider and CBS Baltimore
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Annie Karni / Politico:
Socialist Sanders threatens Clinton more than made-for-TV O'Malley — In a 2016 surprise, the Dems' left flank opts for a quirky old-school pol. — One candidate is 73, with a shock of wispy white hair and a famously rumpled demeanor that makes him look more like a mad scientist than a politician.
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Los Angeles Times, DownWithTyranny!, Mediaite, PoliticusUSA and The Reaction
Linda Greenhouse / New York Times:
Supreme Court Litmus Testing in the 2016 Election — Hillary Clinton has been telling people — a group of financial backers in Brooklyn, a house party in Iowa — that as president, she would appoint Supreme Court justices who would overturn the Citizens United decision erasing limits on political spending by corporations.
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Salon
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Michael D. Shear / New York Times:
Immigration Overhaul May Be in Limbo Until Late in Obama's Term
Immigration Overhaul May Be in Limbo Until Late in Obama's Term
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Althouse, Josh Blackman's Blog, The PJ Tatler and Washington Post
Phil Stewart / Reuters:
U.S. Army chief says no human error seen in anthrax mishap — U.S. personnel working at an Army facility in Utah appeared to follow correctly all the outlined procedures to inactivate anthrax before they mistakenly shipped off live samples of the deadly bacteria, the Army's top general said on Thursday.
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Agence France-Presse and American Spectator
Alexander Burns / New York Times:
George Pataki Announces Run for the Republican Presidential Nomination — EXETER, N.H. — It had the outlines of a significant event: a three-term governor of New York who forced Mario M. Cuomo from office and led his state through the 9/11 terrorist attacks, announced Thursday in a that he is running for president.
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Washington Post, FishbowlDC and The Week
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Michael Falcone / ABC News:
The Note: The Week of Potential Presidents … NOTABLES —IT'S ALMOST SUMMER AND THE PRESIDENTIAL SWIMMING POOL IS GETTING CROWDED: On the heels of Rick Santorum's presidential announcement in Pennsylvania yesterday, former New York Gov. George Pataki plans to announce he's joining the ballooning field of 2016 candidates today.
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Salon, Political Wire, FiveThirtyEight and Balloon Juice
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Dylan StablefordSenior / Yahoo Politics:
Pataki announces presidential bid
Pataki announces presidential bid
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Washington Post and Gothamist
Kyle Cheney / Politico:
Rick Santorum faces long odds — again
Rick Santorum faces long odds — again
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US News, Washington Post, Bloomberg Business and Reuters
Brent Budowsky / The Hill:
The coming terror attacks — While the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) makes gains in the Middle East, the U.S., NATO nations and Arab League states refuse to take the aggressive actions that are long overdue. — As a result of the indecision and incompetence of the world's response …
Jesse Singal / New York Magazine:
Michael LaCour Made Up a Teaching Award, Too — <span><span>It appears the fabrication extends to another part of his CV.</span></span> — Yesterday, Science of Us reported that Michael LaCour, the graduate student who is alleged to have faked data for a highly publicized …
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Mediaite and Lawyers, Guns & Money
The Daily Item:
Today's Editorial: We bungled the Obama attack letter — There is no excuse for the letter The Daily Item published on Memorial Day. We did something we shouldn't have and the readers who called us on it deserve accountability. — The straight forward reason the letter headlined …
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Talking Points Memo and Politico
Tim Mak / The Daily Beast:
Ted Cruz Comes Clean: He's a Secret Video Game Addict — The senator is known as a Tea Party firebrand. What he's not known as is a hidden geek who can't get enough of ‘Candy Crush.’ He tells The Daily Beast why he can't have a console. — Long before Ted Cruz became a senator from Texas, he was a gamer.
Julie Bosman / New York Times:
Nebraska Bans Death Penalty, Defying a Veto — LINCOLN, Neb. — Nebraska on Wednesday became the first conservative state in more than 40 years to abolish the death penalty, with lawmakers defying their Republican governor, Pete Ricketts, a staunch supporter of capital punishment who had lobbied vigorously against banning it.
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