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3:15 PM ET, November 29, 2016

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Sarah Kliff / Vox:
By picking Tom Price to lead HHS, Trump shows he's absolutely serious about dismantling Obamacare  —  Rep. Tom Price (R-GA), President-elect Donald Trump's pick for health and human services secretary, already has a plan for how to abolish Obamacare.  —  The Washington Post reported late Monday …
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David Dayen / The Nation:
Donald Trump Is Coming for Your Medicare  —  The selection of Tom Price to head HHS brings the president-elect into alignment with Speaker Paul Ryan.  —  By ,  —  For those who thought Donald Trump, someone who spent two years on the campaign trail promising to protect programs like Medicare …
Paul Krugman / New York Times:
How Many People Just Voted Themselves Out of Health Care?  (Updated) (Updated again) (And again)  —  My original update was right!  Screwed up dates.  So it's back to around 5 1/2 million Trump chumps.  —  As Greg Sargent points out, the choice of Tom Price for HHS probably means the death of Obamacare.
Philip Klein / Washington Examiner:
Here's how Trump's HHS pick wants to replace Obamacare  —  By tapping House Budget Committee Chairman Rep. Tom Price to serve as his Secretary of Health and Human Services, President-elect Trump has added to his team one of the most serious and knowledgeable Republicans on healthcare policy …
Discussion: Instapundit
Amy Goldstein / Washington Post:
Trump names Rep. Tom Price as next HHS secretary  —  President-elect Donald Trump has chosen Rep. Tom Price (R-Ga.), a fierce critic of the Affordable Care Act and a proponent of overhauling the nation's entitlement programs, to lead the department of Health and Human Services.
Greg Sargent / Washington Post:
Obamacare is probably toast. And a lot of poor, white Trump voters will get hurt by it.
Discussion: CBS Miami
Amber Phillips / Washington Post:
Meet Tom Price, the man who could reshape Obamacare under President Trump
Louis Nelson / Politico:
Trump calls for jailing, revoking citizenship of flag-burners  —  Burning an American flag should be a crime, President-elect Donald Trump wrote on Twitter Tuesday morning, punishable by a forfeiture of U.S. citizenship or a year in jail.  —  “Nobody should be allowed to burn the American flag …
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David Wright / CNN:
Trump: Burn the flag, go to jail
USA Today:
Trump denounces flag burning
Jennifer Jacobs / Bloomberg:
Trump's ‘Thank You Tour’ Said to Start in Ohio on Thursday  —  Aide says the lap through swing states isn't victory tour  —  Republican credited rallies for win over Hillary Clinton  —  President-elect Donald Trump will begin a “Thank You Tour” on Thursday in Cincinnati …
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New York Times:
Challenging the Boss in Public? For Kellyanne Conway, It's Part of the Job
Jake Sherman / Politico:   Trump to launch ‘thank you’ tour with Thursday rally in Cincinnati
Andrew Restuccia / Politico:
Elaine Chao expected to be Trump's transportation secretary  —  Former Labor Secretary Elaine Chao is set to be announced later Tuesday as President-elect Donald Trump's choice to head the Department of Transportation, multiple sources familiar with the decision confirmed Tuesday morning.
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Jamie Satterfield / Knoxville News-Sentinel:
Next Slide  —  More than 14,000 people had been evacuated from Gatlinburg alone, with hundreds of them seeking refuge in emergency shelters.  —  Beason and Hensley, who arrived in East Tennessee a month ago from Mississippi and were staying at the Bedrock Motel, said they left …
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GovExec.com:
GSA's Trump Hotel Lease Debacle  —  As the clock ticks down towards President-elect Donald Trump's Jan. 20 inauguration, the window is rapidly closing on the General Services Administration's opportunity to extricate itself from the Trump Organization's lease of the historic Post Office Pavilion.
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Allegra Kirkland / Talking Points Memo:
Trump's DC Hotel Is Weeks Away From Violating Its Government Lease
Discussion: alan.com
Madeline Conway / Politico:
Gingrich: Jill Stein represents ‘nut wing of American politics’  —  Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich criticized Jill Stein's push for a partial recount of the presidential election on Tuesday, suggesting that the Green Party candidate “represents sort of the nut wing of American politics.”
Discussion: Political Wire and ABC News
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Meghan Keneally / ABC News:
Deadline for Wisconsin Recount Payment Looming
Discussion: Associated Press and The Hill
Michael Falcone / ABC News:
The Note: What Will The Recounts Show?
Amanda Taub / New York Times:
How Stable Are Democracies?  ‘Warning Signs Are Flashing Red’  —  WASHINGTON — Yascha Mounk is used to being the most pessimistic person in the room.  Mr. Mounk, a lecturer in government at Harvard, has spent the past few years challenging one of the bedrock assumptions of Western politics …
Southern Poverty Law Center:
Ten Days After: Harassment and Intimidation in the Aftermath of the Election  —  Just a week before the November 8th election, attackers set a church in Greenville, Mississippi, on fire.  The historically black church was targeted in what authorities believe was an act of voter intimidation …
Discussion: CNN, Fox 59, AOL, Law News, Jezebel and twitchy.com
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Peter Sullivan / The Hill:
House GOP leader: Repeal ObamaCare now, replace it later  —  House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) said Tuesday that Republicans could repeal ObamaCare even before they have come up with a replacement.  —  “I don't think you have to wait,” McCarthy told reporters.
Discussion: RedState
Mike Lillis / The Hill:
House Dems brace for Wednesday's secret ballot  —  House Democrats return to Washington on Tuesday grappling over the best course for the party's future.  —  Rep. Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.), facing a challenge from Rep. Tim Ryan (D-Ohio), is seen as the heavy favorite in elections on Wednesday …
Sahil Kapur / Bloomberg:
Former Utah Governor Huntsman Considers U.S. Senate Run in 2018  —  Decision depends in part on whether Hatch seeks eighth term  —  Huntsman served Obama administration as ambassador to China  —  Former Utah Governor Jon Huntsman said he's weighing a run for the U.S. Senate in 2018 …
Alex Isenstadt / Politico:
Trump and Bloomberg seek to bury the hatchet in lengthy phone call  —  Former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg — a self-made billionaire who considered mounting his own third party presidential bid this year but ultimately quelled his own ambitions for fear of helping to elect Donald Trump — phoned the president-elect on Monday.
Discussion: Political Wire
 
 
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Reid Wilson / The Hill:
Abortion foes plot wave of legislation in the states
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Matthew J. Belvedere / CNBC:
BET founder says Trump is not a racist, and stocks are right to rally post-election
Jordain Carney / The Hill:
Grassley wants hearing on Trump AG before inauguration
Discussion: Talking Points Memo
Matt Hamilton / Los Angeles Times:
3 dead, 5 hospitalized after rash of illnesses possibly linked to Thanksgiving dinner
Discussion: AOL
Ryan Browne / CNN:
David Petraeus shared classified info. Now can he be secretary of state?
Discussion: Raw Story and The Verge
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Aaron Blake / Washington Post:
Why we can't - and shouldn't - ignore Donald Trump's tweets
New York Times:
Donald Trump's Lies About the Popular Vote
Cathy Young / The Hill:
‘Fake news’ isn't the problem — mainstream news with an agenda is
 

 
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Jon Brodkin / Ars Technica:
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Lachlan Cartwright / The Ankler:
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