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Adrian Carrasquillo / Mediaite:
Elizabeth Warren Buys Ad In Sheldon Adelson's Paper Telling Sheldon Adelson How Much He'll Pay Under Her Wealth Tax — The morning after Sen. Elizabeth Warren savaged billionaire Mike Bloomberg on stage, possibly giving her flagging campaign new life, she went up with a new ad …
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Frank Bruni / New York Times:
Despite His Billions, Bloomberg Busts — His rivals were ready. He was not. — You can buy ads and saturate the airwaves with them. You can buy allies, especially with the right budget. — But you can't buy a debate performance, and that's why Mike Bloomberg's on Wednesday night mattered so much.
Kirsten Powers / USA Today:
Face facts, Bernie Sanders is electable — It's well past time to bury the ‘Bernie is unelectable’ trope. He has a better shot than moderate Bloomberg. — There has been a mass freak-out among the Democratic establishment as Bernie Sanders' continues to surge in the polls.
John Podhoretz / New York Post:
Nevada Democratic debate was the greatest debate in human history — Forget Lincoln and Douglas. Forget Nixon and Kennedy. Hell, forget the Athenians and the Melians back during the Peloponnesian War. Last night's Democratic primary slagfest in Nevada was the greatest debate in all of human history.
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Elena Schneider / Politico:
Loathing in Las Vegas: Amy and Pete's resentment boils over — Buttigieg and Klobuchar go round for round in Democratic debate — LAS VEGAS — Amy Klobuchar made sure there would be no post-debate handshake with Pete Buttigieg. — After a series of cutting exchanges during Wednesday's …
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New York Times:
6 Takeaways From the Democratic Debate in Nevada — Bloomberg was on the defensive, Warren carved up her opponents and Klobuchar and Buttigieg tried to take each other down. The fiery debate signals a harsher campaign as Super Tuesday looms. — LAS VEGAS — Phew. That was a debate.
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Bonchie / Redstate:
The Nevada Debate Was a Total Disaster for Democrats
The Nevada Debate Was a Total Disaster for Democrats
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LifeNews.com, The Intercept and The Hill
NBC News:
Full transcript: Ninth Democratic debate in Las Vegas
Full transcript: Ninth Democratic debate in Las Vegas
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Ebony Bowden / New York Post:
Michael Bloomberg's campaign implodes onstage in Nevada Democratic debate
Michael Bloomberg's campaign implodes onstage in Nevada Democratic debate
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Twitchy
Josh Greenman / New York Daily News:
With the exception of that one exchange, Bloomberg's debate performance was good enough
With the exception of that one exchange, Bloomberg's debate performance was good enough
Tierney Sneed / Talking Points Memo:
Roger Stone Is Sentenced — Trump's longtime friend and political adviser, Roger Stone, is currently at his sentencing hearing in front of Judge Amy Berman Jackson. Federal prosecutors initially suggested that he should serve 7-9 years in prison for false statements to Congress and the other ways …
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Washington Post:
Roger Stone sentenced to 40 months for lying to Congress, witness tampering amid turmoil between Justice Dept. and Trump on penalty — A federal judge on Thursday sentenced Roger Stone, President Trump's longtime friend, to serve three years and four months in prison for impeding …
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Occupy Democrats, The Week, Mother Jones and ArkansasTimes
Associated Press:
Trump ally Roger Stone to be sentenced as case roils DOJ — WASHINGTON (AP) — Roger Stone, a staunch ally of President Donald Trump, faces sentencing Thursday on his convictions for witness tampering and lying to Congress. — The action in federal court comes amid Trump's unrelenting defense …
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Politico, Breitbart and One America News Network
CNBC:
Roger Stone sentenced to over 3 years in prison as judge slams him for ‘covering up for’ Trump — President Donald Trump's friend Roger Stone was sentenced to more than three years in prison for crimes related to lying to Congress and tampering with a witness.
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Mother Jones, New York Times and The Gateway Pundit
NBC News:
Trump associate Roger Stone sentenced to 3 years, 4 months in prison for lying to Congress
Trump associate Roger Stone sentenced to 3 years, 4 months in prison for lying to Congress
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Townhall
George J. Terwilliger III / Washington Post:
I was Barr's deputy attorney general. He did his job in the Roger Stone case.
Politico:
Trump allies target Mueller team, one by one
Trump allies target Mueller team, one by one
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Law & Crime, The Hill, Occupy Democrats and New York Times
Mike Allen / Axios:
The new not-normal: Trump expands the boundaries of presidential power
The new not-normal: Trump expands the boundaries of presidential power
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Washington Post, Raw Story and Bloomberg
ABC News:
Trump ally Roger Stone faces sentencing on Mueller probe-related crimes: Live updates
Trump ally Roger Stone faces sentencing on Mueller probe-related crimes: Live updates
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Deseret News and Raw Story
Fox News:
Judge takes firm approach toward Roger Stone ahead of sentencing
Judge takes firm approach toward Roger Stone ahead of sentencing
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Le·gal In·sur·rec· tion, Raw Story and Twitchy
Darren Samuelsohn / Politico:
The Roger Stone pardon saga
The Roger Stone pardon saga
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The American Independent, Rolling Stone and emptywheel
Michael Isikoff / Yahoo News:
Rohrabacher confirms he offered Trump pardon to Assange for proof Russia didn't hack DNC email — WASHINGTON — Former California Republican congressman Dana Rohrabacher confirmed in a new interview that during a three-hour meeting at the Ecuadorian Embassy in August 2017 …
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Talking Points Memo, The Week, The American Independent, Contemptor, Letters from an American and CNBC
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Justine Coleman / The Hill:
Rohrabacher tells Yahoo he discussed pardon with Assange for proof Russia didn't hack DNC email
Rohrabacher tells Yahoo he discussed pardon with Assange for proof Russia didn't hack DNC email
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IJR, Washington Post and The Guardian
Marianne LeVine / Politico:
Sen. Roy Blunt backs Richard Grenell for acting intelligence chief — Sen. Roy Blunt (R-Mo.), a member of the Senate Intelligence Committee and GOP leadership, offered his support Thursday for Richard Grenell to be acting director of national intelligence. — Blunt's comments …
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Natasha Bertrand / Politico:
‘All traitors must die’: Feds charge man for threatening whistleblower attorney
‘All traitors must die’: Feds charge man for threatening whistleblower attorney
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Raw Story
Ben Weingarten / The Federalist:
Why Richard Grenell As Director Of National Intelligence Is A Loss For The Deep State
Why Richard Grenell As Director Of National Intelligence Is A Loss For The Deep State
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Le·gal In·sur·rec· tion and The Daily Caller
New York Times:
Trump Names Richard Grenell as Acting Head of Intelligence
Trump Names Richard Grenell as Acting Head of Intelligence
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New York Times:
Germany Shooting Is Deadliest Yet in Upsurge of Far-Right Attacks — Nine people died in two bars favored by immigrants in an attack that Chancellor Angela Merkel said had “right-wing extremist, racist motives.” The suspect and his mother were also found shot dead.
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Jonathan Mattise / Associated Press:
Bolton: Testimony wouldn't have changed impeachment outcome — NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Former national security adviser John Bolton on Wednesday denounced the House's impeachment proceedings against President Donald Trump as “grossly partisan” and said his testimony would not have changed Trump's acquittal …
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Carol E. Lee / NBC News:
Bolton says his impeachment testimony would not have changed outcome
Bolton says his impeachment testimony would not have changed outcome
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Talking Points Memo, Politico and IJR
Josh Dawsey / Washington Post:
In speech, Mulvaney says Republicans are hypocritical on deficits — Acting White House chief of staff Mick Mulvaney said Wednesday night that the Republican Party is hypocritical when it comes to deficits, according to audio of an overseas speech obtained by The Washington Post.
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National Review, Axios, Talking Points Memo, Raw Story, Daily Kos, CNN and TheBlaze
New York Times:
Elizabeth Warren — Will Wilkinson (10/10) — The gloves came off and she slayed. Warren sliced Bloomberg's Achilles before he could get off the line, silenced him with his own non-disclosure agreements, and then rained hell on the rest of the field with a combination of vision, policy acumen and biting wit.
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The Week
Monmouth University Polling Institute:
Sanders Leads with One-Quarter of Vote — Projected high Latino turnout boosts poll front-runner — West Long Branch, NJ - Bernie Sanders leads the field in California's Super Tuesday primary, despite the fact that only 1 in 4 likely voters currently support him.
Jeffrey M. Jones / Gallup:
Trump Job Approval Steady at 49% — WASHINGTON, D.C. — President Donald Trump's job approval remains elevated at 49% in the latest Gallup poll, the same as in the previous poll and up five points from an early January poll conducted before Trump was acquitted by the Senate in his impeachment trial.
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CNBC, Townhall and The Daily Caller
Valerie Richardson / Washington Times:
Secession fever spikes in five states as conservatives seek to escape blue rule — You've got Oregonians seeking to cascade into Idaho, Virginians who identify as West Virginians, Illinoians fighting to escape Chicago, Californians dreaming of starting a 51st state, and New Yorkers who think three states are better than one.