memeorandum: Is the Era of Big-Program Liberalism Over? (Mark Schmitt/New York Times)

5:30 PM ET, February 10, 2016

Top Items:

How a Debate Misstep Sent Marco Rubio Tumbling in New Hampshire — MANCHESTER, N.H. — Everything, it seemed, was breaking Marco Rubio's way. — Inside the Holiday Inn Express hotel, where Mr. Rubio and his top aides had camped out in a small conference room to prepare …

Discussion: The Hill, TheBlaze.com, The National Memo, Hot Air, Vox, Washington Post, BuzzFeed, CBS News and Liberal Values

Daniel Strauss / Politico:

Chris Christie expected to suspend presidential campaign — Chris Christie is expected to formally suspend his campaign later on Wednesday, according to a source close to the campaign, after finishing a disappointing sixth in the New Hampshire primary. — The New Jersey governor was expected …

Discussion: Little Green Footballs, The Moderate Voice, The Hill, WMUR, Talking Points Memo, ThinkProgress, ABC News, Mother Jones, The Week, Shakesville and Business Insider

Alex Isenstadt / Politico:

Bush plans scorched-earth attack on Kasich, Rubio — MANCHESTER, N.H. — Jeb Bush is already laying the groundwork for a brutal South Carolina campaign against establishment rivals John Kasich and Marco Rubio. — In an internal memo circulated late Tuesday evening, the campaign distributed talking points …

Discussion: Washington Monthly, New York Magazine, Rush Limbaugh, RedState, Hot Air, Bloomberg Business, Washington Post, Mock Paper Scissors, New York Times, Talking Points Memo, Daily Kos and Yahoo Politics

Jonathan Chait / New York Magazine:

Donald Trump, Marco Rubio, and the Republican Establishment's Tragedy of the Commons — The richly deserved collapse of a rotten party elite. — “First they ignore you, then they laugh at you, then they fight you, then you win,” goes the old saying. In the case of Donald Trump's candidacy, step one, ignoring, never happened.

Discussion: Hot Air, New Republic, National Review, Lawyers, Guns & Money, American Bridge PAC and Obsidian Wings

CNN:
Sources: Indications point to Chris Christie suspending White House bid

Discussion: New Jersey Online, CNNMoney, New York Magazine, Hit & Run, Vocativ, Political Wire, ballot-access.org, The Bob and Chez Show, Slantpoint, JustOneMinute and Washington Post

Alex Isenstadt / Politico:
GOP establishment stares into the abyss

Discussion: Washington Post, Daily Kos, The Hill, No More Mister Nice Blog and New York Times

Dan Hirschhorn / TIME:
Chris Christie to Drop Out of Presidential Race After New Hampshire Defeat

Discussion: USA Today, Politico, The National Memo, Associated Press, New York Times, American Spectator, Washington Post and addictinginfo.org

Michael Graham / Weekly Standard:
Marco's Moment Is Now — No, not Saturday night's debate: This is Marco's moment.

Discussion: National Review, alicublog, The Daily Caller, Raw Story, No More Mister Nice Blog and Daily Kos

New York Times:
Chris Christie Plans to Drop Out After New Hampshire Flop

Discussion: Outside the Beltway, Towleroad, AMERICAblog NewsAMERICAblog …, National Review and FiveThirtyEight

Jesse Byrnes / The Hill:
Paul's campaign manager joins Rubio

Discussion: Wall Street Journal, The Week and The Bob and Chez Show

Bradford Richardson / The Hill:
Trump: Christie called for ‘long talk’

Discussion: Politico, Hot Air, Raw Story, CBS New York and American Power

Jennifer Rubin / Washington Post:
Rubio's road back from New Hampshire

Discussion: CNN

Glenn Thrush / Politico:
5 takeaways from New Hampshire

Discussion: Washington Post, The Huffington Post, Bloomberg Business, American Bridge PAC, Gothamist, Daily Kos, New York Times, TheStreet.com, Talking Points Memo, John Hawkins' Right Wing News, Slantpoint and Hot Air

Josh Margolin / ABC News:
Chris Christie Expected to Formally End Presidential Bid as Early as Today

Discussion: Yahoo Politics, abc11.com, Politicus USA, Talking Points Memo, The Week and RT

Chris Cillizza / Washington Post:

Hillary Clinton has a major honesty problem after New Hampshire — Hillary Clinton has an honesty problem. — That point is driven home hard in the exit poll following Clinton's 22-point drubbing at the hands of Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders. More than one in three (34 percent) …

Discussion: Townhall.com, Common Dreams, Business Insider, Raw Story, MSNBC, Recently posted, The Daily Caller, CNN, The Atlantic and Yahoo Politics

Ben Kamisar / The Hill:

Clinton likely to leave NH with same number of delegates as Sanders — Hillary Clinton is expected to leave New Hampshire with just as many delegates as Bernie Sanders, even after he crushed her in Tuesday's presidential primary. — Sanders had won 13 delegates with his 20-point victory …

Discussion: Politico, Politicus USA, Washington Monthly, Questions and Observations, Scared Monkeys, Outside the Beltway, The Week, The Daily Caller, Corey Robin, twitchy.com and Bloomberg Business

Derek Hunter / The Daily Caller:

Though Bernie Sanders won the New Hampshire primary in a landslide over Hillary Clinton, he will likely receive fewer delegates than she will. — Sanders won 60 percent of the vote, but thanks to the Democratic Party's nominating system, he leaves the Granite State with at least 13 delegates while she leaves with at least 15 delegates.

Discussion: NPR, Politico, American Spectator, Allen B. West, The Jawa Report, The American Mirror, The National Interest, The Week and The Gateway Pundit

Evan McMorris-Santoro / BuzzFeed:

Bernie Sanders Has Raised $5.2 Million Since The Polls Closed In New Hampshire — MILWAUKEE — The “money bomb” is a short, online-driven fundraising drive tied to a specific event or date. It's a mainstay of modern, internet-driven politics. — Bernie Sanders has unleashed a new kind …

Discussion: Talking Points Memo

Steve Kornacki / MSNBC:

The Sanders coalition: Not what we thought it was — Bernie Sanders' coalition may be quite different - and much bigger - than has been assumed. That is one of the takeaways from his New Hampshire primary rout, in which Sanders scored impressively with voters who had been crucial to Hillary Clinton's 2008 victory in the state.

Discussion: Washington Post and Politico

Michelle Alexander / The Nation:

Why Hillary Clinton Doesn't Deserve the Black Vote — From the crime bill to welfare reform, policies Bill Clinton enacted—and Hillary Clinton supported—decimated black America. — By , — Hillary Clinton loves black people. And black people love Hillary—or so it seems.

Discussion: ThinkProgress, NPR, Business Insider, Mother Jones, Liberal Values, Shadowproof, Washington Post, PBS NewsHour, Politico and Slantpoint

Daniel Bates For / Daily Mail:
EXCLUSIVE: How the Clintons embraced Wall Street and made $76,000 a DAY by cashing in with speech …

Discussion: John Hawkins' Right Wing News and Politico

Michael Walsh / Yahoo Politics:
Clinton still leads where it matters: In delegates

Discussion: Politico, Washington Post and Hot Air

Frank Bruni / New York Times:
Feminism, Hell and Hillary Clinton

Discussion: American Prospect, The Great Debate, Althouse, Fox News, Vox, Yahoo Politics, Slantpoint and TIME

Philip Bump / Washington Post:
Bernie Sanders's huge New Hampshire win exposes a fractured Democratic Party

Discussion: The Daily Beast, CNN, New York Times, Vox, Common Dreams and U.S. News

Patrick Howley / Breitbart:
Hillary Says ‘People Are Angry’ in Bitter Concession Speech in New Hampshire

Discussion: The PolitiStick and Truth Revolt

Tom Kludt / CNNMoney:

Donald Trump to MSNBC hosts: ‘You guys have been supporters’ — A day after his resounding victory in New Hampshire, Donald Trump made a point to thank two of his “supporters” — the hosts of MSNBC's “Morning Joe.” — “You guys have been supporters,” Trump told co-hosts Joe Scarborough …

Discussion: Talking Points Memo, MSNBC, Mediaite, RedState, addictinginfo.org, TVNewser and Politicus USA

Ezra Klein / Vox:

The rise of Donald Trump is a terrifying moment in American politics — On Monday, Donald Trump held a rally in Manchester, New Hampshire, where he merrily repeated a woman in the crowd who called Ted Cruz a pussy. Twenty-four hours later, Donald Trump won the New Hampshire primary in a landslide.

Discussion: DownWithTyranny!, The Moderate Voice, The Hinterland Gazette, The Daily Beast, Los Angeles Times, National Review, RedState, Slate, ThinkProgress and Slantpoint

Gabriel Sherman / New York Magazine:
Fox News Settles in for a Long Campaign With Donald Trump, a Candidate Who Proves the Network Has Lost Its Power

Discussion: Washington Monthly, Raw Story, Daily Kos and NPR

John Ziegler / Mediaite: Donald Trump's New Hampshire Win Means These Media Members Are Winners & Losers

Democracy Now:

Ta-Nehisi Coates Is Voting for Bernie Sanders Despite the Senator's Opposition to Reparations … The acclaimed writer Ta-Nehisi Coates, author of “Between the World and Me,” has written some of the most discussed articles on the presidential race looking at Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders and his position on reparations.

Discussion: Washington Monthly, Washington Post, Business Insider, Talking Points Memo, New York Times, Vox, The Atlantic, Taylor Marsh, Politico and Althouse

Brooks Barnes / New York Times:

Funny or Die Made a Trump Biopic, Starring Johnny Depp — LOS ANGELES — Johnny Depp has played a loopy pirate, a mad hatter and a demon barber. But will he be a convincing Donald J. Trump? — The humor website Funny or Die on Wednesday began streaming a 50-minute comedy that finds …

Discussion: Raw Story, Mediaite, addictinginfo.org, The Verge, Yahoo Politics, The Slot, GeekTyrant, Politico, Mashable, Guardian and Althouse

Eric Bradner / CNN:

Carly Fiorina ends presidential bid — (CNN)Carly Fiorina is ending her bid for the Republican presidential nomination. — The former Hewlett-Packard executive announced the decision on Facebook Wednesday after finishing seventh in New Hampshire's primary.

Discussion: American Spectator and Outside the Beltway

Washington Post:
Carly Fiorina to end her 2016 presidential campaign

Discussion: Political Wire

Bill Maher / Hollywood Reporter:

Bill Maher Pens Blistering Essay on Hillary as “Charlie Brown,” Trump and Why Bernie Sanders, Socialist, Can Win — Writing for THR, HBO's ‘Real Time With Bill Maher’ host throws his support behind New Hampshire's triumphant Democrat, calls The Donald a “starf—er” and Ted Cruz “the worst …

Discussion: Mediaite, Fox News Insider and The Daily Caller

Andrew Kaczynski / BuzzFeed:

Mike Huckabee Is Not A Fan Of Ted Cruz's “Low-Life, Sleazy Politics” — Huckabee also called Cruz's tactics “below the belt.” — Jim Watson / AFP / Getty Images — w.soundcloud.com — Mike Huckabee is no longer running for president, but he is still criticizing Ted Cruz …

Andrew Kaczynski / BuzzFeed:
Ted Cruz: It's A Two-Man Race, Me Or Trump

Discussion: Talking Points Memo and The Right Scoop

Los Angeles Times:

Ex-L.A. County Sheriff Lee Baca to plead guilty in jail scandal, his attorney says — Lee Baca announces his retirement as Los Angeles County sheriff in January 2014. He was to plead guilty Wednesday to making a false statement. — Retired Los Angeles County Sheriff Lee Baca will plead guilty …

Discussion: NPR, addictinginfo.org and KTLA

Los Angeles Times:
Girl, 1, fatally shot in her crib as gunfire erupts outside Compton home

Discussion: New York's PIX11, KTLA and Associated Press

New York Times:

Supreme Court Deals Blow to Obama's Efforts to Regulate Coal Emissions — The justices' willingness to issue a stay while the case proceeds was a hint that the emissions program could face a skeptical reception. — Obama's Last Budget, and Last Budget Battle With Congress — By JACKIE CALMES

Discussion: The Huffington Post, The Daily Banter, VTDigger, Wired, Vox, SCOTUSblog, The White House, Grist, Slantpoint, Los Angeles Times, The Last Tradition, MichelleMalkin.com, Daily Kos, KTLA, CNBC, EcoWatch, The Atlantic and Mother Jones

Coral Davenport / New York Times:
Supreme Court's Blow to Emissions Efforts May Imperil Paris Climate Accord

Discussion: The Texas Observer, The Atlantic and Grist

Adam Gabbatt / Guardian:

Ben Carson primary party is so quiet bartender knits blanket — Retired surgeon's team refuses to accept candidate's presidential campaign is in terminal decline after disappointing result — As it became apparent that only 2% of New Hampshire primary goers had voted for Ben Carson, the mood at his election night party was sombre.

Discussion: CNN, Mediaite and The Week