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3:15 PM ET, February 21, 2016

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Scott Conroy / The Huffington Post:
Exclusive: Mitt Romney To Endorse Marco Rubio  —  The establishment wagons are circling.  —  Senior Political Reporter, The Huffington Post  —  COLUMBIA, S.C. — In a major development in the Republican presidential race, 2012 GOP nominee Mitt Romney will endorse Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Fla.) …
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Breitbart:
Glenn Beck Responds to South Carolina Primary Results: ‘Join Me’ in a ‘Fast for Ted Cruz’  —  Following Donald Trump's victory in the South Carolina GOP primary, talk radio host Glenn Beck urged his Facebook followers to join him and his family “in a fast for Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX), our country and the Nevada caucus.”
John Podhoretz / New York Post:
If Trump's foes don't unite soon, it's a Don deal  —  Donald Trump's victory in South Carolina proves that in 2016, the GOP has split into two.  There is the Trump party.  And there is the not-Trump party.  —  In raw terms, the Trump party isn't especially strong.  Voting has concluded in three states.
New York Times:
The Party of Bush Yields, Warily, to a New Face: Donald Trump  —  In his emotional seven-minute farewell to a Republican Party that elevated his father and brother to the White House, there were two words that a choked-up Jeb Bush could not bring himself to utter: “Donald Trump.”
Igor Bobic / The Huffington Post:
What Donald Trump's Win In South Carolina Says About The Republican Party  —  Time for a reality check.  —  Associate Politics Editor, The Huffington Post Washington Bureau Chief, The Huffington Post  —  WASHINGTON — Donald Trump comfortably defeated his Republican presidential rivals on Saturday in South Carolina's GOP primary.
Susan Page / USA Today:
First Take: History is now on Donald Trump's side  —  Donald Trump won the South Carolina primary with one-third of the total vote.  After thanking his supporters, Trump called for a big win in Nevada.  VPC  —  Donald Trump may be a presidential candidate who is almost without precedent, but history is now on his side.
ABC News:
‘This Week’ Transcript: Ted Cruz, Marco Rubio, and Donald Trump
David Brody / blogs.cbn.com:
Evangelicals Give Big South Carolina Kiss To Donald Trump
Discussion: The Gateway Pundit
Ronald Brownstein / The Atlantic:   The New Shape of the Republican Race
ABC News:
ANALYSIS: Donald Trump Takes Ownership of Republican Party
Discussion: Downtrend and Associated Press
Philip Rucker / Washington Post:
Trump wins South Carolina; Bush drops out of GOP race
New York Times:
Donald Trump Wins South Carolina Primary; Cruz and Rubio Vie for 2nd
Sean Sullivan / Washington Post:
For Cruz and Rubio, the moment has arrived: A three-man race with Trump
Discussion: ABC News, Politico and The Daily Beast
Lisa Mascaro / Los Angeles Times:
Donald Trump wins South Carolina primary; Cruz and Rubio battle for second
WOOD-TV:
Police: Kzoo shooting suspect was Uber driver  —  KALAMAZOO, Mich. (WOOD) — The man suspected of shooting eight people in the Kalamazoo area, killing six, was an Uber driver who was apparently taking fares in between opening fire at various locations, police tell 24 Hour News 8.
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Emily Shapiro / ABC News:
Uber Driver Held in ‘Random’ Shootings That Left 6 Dead
Discussion: Detroit Free Press and The Week
NBC News:   Suspect in Custody in ‘Random’ Killings of 6 in Michigan
Jeff Stein / Vox:
Why Nevada was a bad sign for Bernie Sanders's “political revolution”  —  It was bad news for Bernie Sanders that he lost in Nevada Saturday.  But there may be a bigger crisis embedded in the loss: It suggested he isn't delivering on a key ingredient needed for his “political revolution.”
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Kyle Balluck / The Hill:
Sanders blames Nevada loss on turnout  —  Sen. Bernie Sanders on Sunday pointed to voter turnout for his loss to Hillary Clinton in the Nevada caucuses.  —  “Over the last five weeks, Chuck, we came from 25 points down to five points down,” Sanders told host Chuck Todd on NBC's “Meet the Press.”
Discussion: Slantpoint and New York Times
Jamelle Bouie / Slate:
Barring a catastrophe, her nomination is inevitable.
Elizabeth Williamson / New York Times:
A Win for Hillary Clinton, With Signs of Challenges Ahead
Discussion: Daily Kos
Elise Foley / The Huffington Post:
Civil Rights Leader Says Sanders Supporters Yelled At Her Over Spanish Translation
Jeffrey Toobin / New Yorker:
Looking Back  —  Antonin Scalia, who died this month, after nearly three decades on the Supreme Court, devoted his professional life to making the United States a less fair, less tolerant, and less admirable democracy.  Fortunately, he mostly failed.  Belligerent with his colleagues …
Todd S. Purdum / Vanity Fair:
Requiem for the Bush Dynasty  —  An unrivaled political pedigree and $100-million war chest were not enough to overcome an undeniable fact: voters didn't buy what Jeb Bush was selling.  —  Even by the normal laws of Republican political physics, 2016 was never a lock to be Jeb Bush's year.
Discussion: Politico
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Harry Enten / FiveThirtyEight:
Jeb Bush's Path To Defeat Began A Year Ago
Discussion: Washington Post and Politico
Matea Gold / Washington Post:
Intense GOP nomination fight drains candidate cash reserves
Discussion: Politico and OpenSecrets.org
Joey Garrison / USA Today:
Black Lives Matter meetings run afoul of library's policy … NASHVILLE — Library officials have told Nashville's chapter of the Black Lives Matter movement that meetings restricting those who attend by race aren't allowed on public property.  —  The decision has outraged Black Lives Matter members.
Bradford Richardson / The Hill:
Trump on Iraq comments: ‘Who knows what was in my head?’  —  Republican primary front-runner Donald Trump on Sunday said he does not know what he was trying to say during a 2002 interview in which he supported the Iraq invasion.  —  Asked if he was in favor of invading Iraq by radio show host Howard Stern …
Tarini Parti / BuzzFeed:
Trump Campaign Aggressively Tried To Hire Staffers From Koch Group  —  Late last year, Donald Trump's campaign aggressively courted top current and former staffers from a Koch-backed group in an effort to rapidly build up their national ground operation.  —  There was a reason …
 
 
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Zachary Mider / Bloomberg Business:
Houston Investor Linked to $1 Million Cruz Super-PAC Donation
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Janell Ross / Washington Post:
This photo of Obama and a little visitor at a Black History Month celebration says a lot
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Max Tani / @maxwelltani:
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Jack Dunn / Variety:
Trump appoints Mark Burnett, the British TV executive who created and produced the reality show The Apprentice, as a special envoy to the UK
 
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