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Anthony Man / Sun-Sentinel:
Brenda Snipes submits her resignation as Broward elections supervisor  —  Broward Supervisor of Elections Dr. Brenda C. Snipes waves goodbye to the media, Sunday, Nov. 18, 2018, at the Broward Supervisor of Elections office in Lauderhill.  Broward County reported their recount results with 52 minutes to spare Sunday.
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Politico:
DID BRENDA KILL BILL?  — DeSantis, Scott win (again) — Fraud probe puts Fla. Dems on defense — The lone Democrat: Nikki Fried  —  Good Monday morning.  The 12 post-Election Days are over.  The counts, machine recounts and hand recounts are finished.  All that's left is the ceremonial certification …
Maggie Haberman / New York Times:
Book Offers Firsthand Account of a Venomous Den Inside the White House  —  A firsthand account of the tumult inside President Trump's White House is scheduled to be published in January, the latest in a string of books that seek to decipher his unprecedented presidency.
CNN:
Architect of bin Laden raid: Trump ‘threatens the Constitution’ when he attacks the media  —  Washington (CNN)Retired Adm. William McRaven on Sunday stood by his previous statement that President Donald Trump's attacks on the news media represent “the greatest threat to democracy” …
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Washington Post:
Trump's attack on retired admiral who led bin Laden raid escalates a war of words  —  President Trump has long put the American military at the center of his presidential brand, tapping retired officers to serve as advisers, touting increases in defense spending, and citing support from troops and veterans as a sign of his success.
Discussion: Mother Jones and ThinkProgress
Paul Sonne / Washington Post:
Trump suggests venerated Navy SEAL commander should have found bin Laden faster  —  President Trump derided retired Adm. William H. McRaven as a “Hillary Clinton fan” and an “Obama backer” and suggested that the venerated former head of U.S. Special Operations Command should have apprehended Osama bin Laden faster.
David Siders / Politico:
'He's Barack Obama, but white': Beto O'Rourke blows up the 2020 Democratic primary  —  Sparked by his narrow defeat in a Texas Senate race, Beto O'Rourke is scrambling the 2020 presidential primary field, freezing Democratic donors and potential campaign staffers in place as they await word of his plans.
Discussion: Axios and Talking Points Memo
Richard L. Hasen / Slate:
Why Democrats Should Not Call the Georgia Governor's Race “Stolen”  —  There are three important reasons to cool this rhetoric, despite Brian Kemp's odious voter suppression efforts.  —  Many Democrats are understandably angry about efforts to suppress the vote in Georgia and elsewhere in the 2018 midterm elections.
Discussion: Althouse and Wonkette
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Weekly Standard:
Phantom Voter Suppression in Georgia  —  Stacey Abrams's contemptible non-concession.  —  On Friday, Democrat Stacey Abrams, the Georgia gubernatorial candidate who narrowly lost to Brian Kemp, delivered the single most ungracious and self-serving concession speech we can remember.
Discussion: CNN
Washington Post:
Trump says he won't listen to Khashoggi ‘suffering tape’  —  President Trump acknowledged the existence of an audio recording of journalist Jamal Khashoggi's murder inside the Saudi Consulate in Istanbul but said he has not listened to what he called the “suffering tape” …
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Fred Hiatt / Washington Post:
Why bring a bonesaw to a kidnapping, Your Highness?
Discussion: The Daily Caller
Julian Lee / Bloomberg:   The Oil Price Is Now Controlled By Just Three Men
Associated Press:
Finland's president rakes memory for source of Trump remark  —  HELSINKI (AP) — Finland's president isn't sure where U.S. President Donald Trump got the idea that raking is part of his country's routine for managing its substantial forests.  —  Trump told reporters Saturday while visiting …
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Mike Allen / Axios:
Trump targets Acosta ouster — again  —  After a federal court ruling on Friday restored the White House press pass of CNN's Jim Acosta, the West Wing moved almost immediately to once again contest his access, sources involved in the negotiations tell me.  —  What's happening …
Discussion: twitchy.com
David Lublin / Washington Post:
Eight white-majority districts elected black members of Congress this year.  That's a breakthrough.  —  This year, Americans appear to have elected a record 53 African Americans to the House — assuming that Republicans William Hurd of Texas and Mia Love of Utah will win their tight races, which haven't been called as of this writing.
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Ari Berman / Mother Jones:   The United States Is Becoming a Two-Tiered Country With Separate and Unequal Voting Laws
Deepa Seetharaman / Wall Street Journal:
With Facebook at ‘War,’ Zuckerberg Adopts More Aggressive Style  —  New approach causes turmoil, driving several key executives from the company and creating tensions with longtime Chief Operating Officer Sheryl Sandberg  —  Mark Zuckerberg gathered roughly 50 of his top lieutenants earlier …
Isaac Stanley-Becker / Washington Post:
Anti-vaccination stronghold in N.C. hit with state's worst chickenpox outbreak in 2 decades  —  Chickenpox has taken hold of a school in North Carolina where many families claim religious exemption from vaccines.  —  Cases of chickenpox have been multiplying at the Asheville Waldorf School …
Zachary Warmbrodt / Politico:
Maxine Waters wants to investigate Trump, but her party may resist  —  Rep. Maxine Waters is running into an unexpected obstacle in her bid to investigate a president who has mocked her as a “low IQ person”: members of the California Democrat's own party.  —  Waters, the incoming chairwoman …
Discussion: Washington Post and Bloomberg
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Shahien Nasiripour / Bloomberg:
Trump Business to Scrutinized Under House Democrats
Discussion: Raw Story
Nick Anderson / Washington Post:
Bloomberg gives Johns Hopkins a record $1.8 billion for student financial aid  —  Former New York mayor Michael R. Bloomberg announced Sunday he is giving a record $1.8 billion to Johns Hopkins University to support student financial aid at his alma mater and make its admissions process “forever need-blind.”
Discussion: FiveThirtyEight and New York Times
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Russell Berman / The Atlantic:
'If We Pass Medicare for All, I'm Going to Be Silent as a Lamb'  —  QUEENS, N.Y.—"Choosing not to speak," Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez was telling me one day last month, “is taken and read just as deliberately as choosing to speak.”  —  Fresh off her upset primary victory over Representative Joe Crowley here …
Discussion: POLITICUSUSA
Caitlin Flanagan / The Atlantic:
The Dueling Deities of Harvard  —  The Harvard College admissions office: more sinned against than sinning, and currently serving two masters.  One is the god of rich things, who demands a reactionary embrace of wealth and privilege, including the czarist notion that you can inherit Harvard …
Axios:
Exclusive poll: America sours on social media giants  —  Silicon Valley has a big and growing problem: Americans have rising concerns with its most popular products and a growing majority wants big social media companies regulated, according to new poll conducted by Survey Monkey for “Axios on HBO.”
Discussion: CNBC
Doug Saunders / Globe and Mail:
Canada's brain-injured Cuba diplomats speak out about Ottawa's silence  —  For members of the tight-knit community of Canadian diplomats based in Havana, life became terrifying and disorienting last year - and many of them, speaking to the media for the first time, say it has only become …
Will Bunch / Philly.com:
Why the blood of a 1955 Mississippi murder drenches today's U.S. Senate race  —  The cold-blooded killing of Lamar Smith — which occurred in broad daylight before a crowd of people outside the Lincoln County Courthouse in Brookhaven, Miss., on Aug. 13, 1955 — is still considered an unsolved murder …
Washington Post:
‘Takes all of the oxygen out’: Trump further divides political map for 2020  —  As the final votes from the midterm elections rolled in last week, it became clear that President Trump's near-constant campaign presence helped transform the American political map — effectively erasing lighter shades of red and blue.
Des Moines Register:
EXCLUSIVE: How Trump administration pressure to dump 4-H's LGBT policy led to Iowa leader's firing  —  The Trump administration pushed the national 4-H youth organization to withdraw a controversial policy welcoming LGBT members — a move that helped lead to the ouster of Iowa's top 4-H leader earlier …
Alan Rappeport / New York Times:
A $12 Billion Program to Help Farmers Stung by Trump's Trade War Has Aided Few  —  WASHINGTON — America's farmers have been shut out of foreign markets, hit with retaliatory tariffs and lost lucrative contracts in the face of President Trump's trade war.  But a $12 billion bailout program …
 
 
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Sean Sullivan / Washington Post:
'He's evolving': Once a sunny conservative, Rubio goes all-in on Trumpism
Discussion: Political Wire, Splinter and Axios
Alex Thompson / Politico:
2020 Democrats go all-in on ‘identity politics’
Jacqueline Alemany / Washington Post:
Power Up: ‘My military’? Trump has yet to visit U.S. troops in a combat zone
Discussion: Political Wire
Holly Rosenkrantz / CBS News:
New members of Congress spar over Trump's treatment of the press
Caitlin Gibson / Washington Post:
40 years ago, this journalist survived the Jonestown massacre. He warns it could happen again.
Paul Mirengoff / Power Line:
Another baseless shot at Matt Whitaker
John Hinderaker / Power Line:
The Ultimate Fake News
Discussion: The Gateway Pundit
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Lizzie Johnson / San Francisco Chronicle:
A fire, a newborn baby and a pact: Tales of survival from Paradise
Discussion: Wall Street Journal
Hailey Branson-Potts / Los Angeles Times:
California fires: For one man in the Camp fire evacuation zone, caring for animals and checking properties keep him busy
Julie Hirschfeld Davis / New York Times:
If Not Pelosi, Who? The Question Hovers Over a Simmering Rebellion
New York Times:
Tests Showed Children Were Exposed to Lead. The Official Response: Challenge the Tests
Edward-Isaac Dovere / The Atlantic:
How the Democrats Took Back Michigan
Maggie Haberman / New York Times:
Trump Says He's Unlikely to Sit for Interview in Russia Investigation
Adam Schefter / ESPN:
Source: Browns want to interview Condoleezza Rice for head-coaching job
 

 
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