Top Items:
Associated Press:
Trump, Clinton Trade Caustic Barbs as Roast Turns Bitter — The annual Alfred E. Smith Memorial Foundation Dinner, a white-tie gala in New York that is often the last time the two presidential nominees share a stage before Election Day, is traditionally a time when campaign hostilities are set aside.
Discussion:
Politico
RELATED:
CBS New York:
Trump, Clinton Back On The Campaign Trail After Trading Sharp Barbs At Al Smith Dinner — NEW YORK — With just 18 days until the election, Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump are back on the campaign trail Friday after the candidates traded sharp barbs and brutal takedowns Thursday …
Discussion:
alan.com
Charley Lanyon / New York Magazine:
A Night of Laughter, Charity, and Boos: The Candidates Struggle to Remain Civil at the Al Smith Charity Dinner
A Night of Laughter, Charity, and Boos: The Candidates Struggle to Remain Civil at the Al Smith Charity Dinner
Discussion:
The Gateway Pundit, Daily Kos, Heat Street, Booman Tribune, BizPac Review and BuzzFeed
Jenna Johnson / Washington Post:
At charity roast, Donald Trump delivered what might as well be a campaign eulogy
At charity roast, Donald Trump delivered what might as well be a campaign eulogy
New York Times:
Donald Trump Heckled by New York Elite at Charity Dinner
Donald Trump Heckled by New York Elite at Charity Dinner
Discussion:
Mother Jones, Washington Post, Breitbart, ABC News and Balloon Juice
Liz Kreutz / ABC News:
Donald Trump Gets Booed at Al Smith Dinner After Jabbing Hillary Clinton
Donald Trump Gets Booed at Al Smith Dinner After Jabbing Hillary Clinton
Discussion:
CNN, alan.com, Raw Story, NPR, USA Today, The Resurgent and The New Civil Rights Movement
Alex Isenstadt / Politico:
Trump national political director ‘steps back’ from campaign — Jim Murphy, Donald Trump's national political director, is no longer playing an active role on the campaign, according to three sources briefed on the move - a troubling development for the Republican nominee coming just 19 days before the election.
Discussion:
Talking Points Memo, Occupy Democrats, Daily News Bin, Hot Air, Daily Wire, RedState, Mediaite, The Week, Politicus USA and The New Civil Rights Movement
Greg Bluestein / Political Insider blog:
AJC poll: Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton are deadlocked in Georgia — Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton are deadlocked in Georgia with less than three weeks until Election Day, according to a new Atlanta Journal-Constitution poll. — The poll released Friday shows Trump leading Clinton …
Discussion:
Political Wire and Politico
RELATED:
Rasmussen Reports:
White House Watch: Trump Edges Ahead
White House Watch: Trump Edges Ahead
Discussion:
The Last Refuge and The Gateway Pundit
Christina Flom / Roll Call:
Poll: Voters Have Concerns Over Election Security
Ben Smith / BuzzFeed:
Former Republican Party Chairman Says He Won't Vote For Trump — Steele at a debate last year. — Ethan Miller / Getty Images — Michael Steele, who led the Republican Party from 2009 to 2011, became the latest senior Republican figure to say he would not vote for Donald Trump.
Discussion:
Talking Points Memo, Politico, Political Wire, alan.com and Daily Wire
Charlie Mahtesian / Politico:
Trump's incredible shrinking map — In June, POLITICO identified 11 key battleground states — totaling 146 electoral votes — that would effectively decide the presidential election in November. A new examination of polling data and strategic campaign ad buys indicates that six of those 11 …
Discussion:
Suffolk University
RELATED:
New York Times:
Videos Put Democrats on Defensive About Dirty Tricks — A Democratic operative, wearing a checkered blue shirt and a tie, spoke calmly, explaining exactly how agents could infiltrate the rallies of Donald J. Trump and cause mayhem among the Republican's nominee team, his security staff and supporters.
Discussion:
Chicago Sun Times, The Daily Caller, Washington Times, WORLD, RT and PolitiFact
RELATED:
Ben Kamisar / The Hill:
WikiLeaks releases messages from Obama — WikiLeaks has published several emails sent to and from then-Sen. Barack Obama — in October 2008, just before he won his first presidential election. — The emails sent to John Podesta, Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton
Discussion:
Sputnik International, Daily Wire, twitchy.com, Independent Journal Review, RT and The Gateway Pundit
Kenneth P. Vogel / Politico:
WikiLeaks poisons Hillary's relationship with left — LAS VEGAS — Donald Trump is pointing to a stream of hacked emails as proof that Hillary Clinton would be a compromised president, but a surprising number of progressives are drawing similar conclusions — albeit for a totally different reasons.
Discussion:
John Hawkins' Right Wing News and Business Insider
Bryan Lowry / Wichita Eagle:
Kansas House leader calls Hitler's words ‘profound’ in Facebook post … A Kansas House leader said Thursday that her intent was to criticize Planned Parenthood when she called Adolf Hitler's words profound in a Facebook post. — “Great quote from Hitler in the video,” Speaker Pro Tem Peggy Mast …
Discussion:
Talking Points Memo, Occupy Democrats and Raw Story
Amber Phillips / Washington Post:
Most states have no laws about guns in polling places. Some election officials think that could be a problem. — Most states have no laws regarding guns in polling places, because for the most part, they haven't really needed to make them. The confluence of firearms and polling places …
Discussion:
York Daily Record, Guardian and The Week
Ramesh Ponnuru / National Review:
Fact-Checking the Debate Fact-Checkers on Abortion — Yes, Hillary Clinton is a late-term-abortion radical. — Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump clashed Monday night about partial-birth and late-term abortion. Judging by the media coverage of that exchange, there seems to be a fair amount of confusion about these subjects.
Discussion:
Hit & Run, The Federalist, Dr. Jen Gunter, RedState, The Daily Caller, Motherboard, ThinkProgress, NPR, Mother Jones and Media Matters for America
Bryan Schott / utahpolicy.com:
Trump Leads McMullin by One Point Among Likely Utah Voters — Donald Trump has a slim one-point lead over independent candidate Evan McMullin among likely voters in Utah. Democrat Hillary Clinton is in third place. — The survey, commissioned by UtahPolicy.com, is the third straight survey …
Discussion:
The Week, WISH-TV and fox13now.com
Stephen Battaglio / Los Angeles Times:
Chris Wallace said Trump's debate answers didn't surprise him — but he did have a glass of wine (or more) once it was over — Asked if he will accept the results on election day, Donald Trump tells the country he wants to “leave you in suspense.” — Fox News anchor Chris Wallace landed …
Discussion:
Talking Points Memo, Mediaite and TVNewser
RELATED:
New York Daily News:
Who I'm voting for, and why: We are enduring a campaign of seemingly boundless cynicism — The case against Hillary Clinton could have been written before the recent WikiLeaks and FBI disclosures. But these documents do provide hard textual backup. — The most sensational disclosure …
Discussion:
Universal Journal Review and TheStreet.com
Rachel Bishop / Mirror.co.uk:
Could mysterious hexagonal clouds in Bermuda Triangle caused by 170mph ‘air bombs’ be behind centuries of bizarre disappearances? — It is believed these deadly blasts of air that can flip over ships and bring planes crashing into the ocean could be behind the vanishing of at least 75 planes and hundreds of ships
Discussion:
Daily Mail
Paradise Afshar / WPLG-TV:
Miami passes resolution condemning hate speech, violence against Muslims — Muslim groups praise item — MIAMI - Nezar Hamze stood in front of the Miami Commission last week, holding back tears before thanking officials for placing a resolution condemning hate speech and violence against Muslims on the agenda.
Discussion:
Jihad Watch and The Geller Report
National Journal:
Donald Trump Leaves a Car Wreck Behind — Republicans can repair the damage in 2018, but only if the party's malcontents stop believing that compromise is a four-letter word. — Republicans will now have four years to think about what they did to themselves this year …
Discussion:
NBC News
Esme Cribb / Talking Points Memo:
Obama Roasts Rubio: You Call Trump A ‘Con Artist’ But You'll Vote For Him? — President Barack Obama read Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL), and, by proxy, the entire Republican Party, the riot act on Thursday for supporting Donald Trump despite previously condemning him.
Discussion:
alan.com
RELATED: