Thursday, 9 June 2016

Politics: Next for Democrats: A delicate dance to broker peace between Clinton, Sanders

Senators stage last-minute budget fight over the defense bill; Trump continues to Violate Campaign Rule No. 1; Two years later, Cantor’s shocking loss reverberates all the way to Trump’s expected nomination; Ryan moves to prevent another floor fight on LGBT rights; Democrats take aim at GOP Sen. David Vitter for ‘hamstringing’ agency leadership after Chinese hack; Puerto Rico fiscal rescue is poised to pass House as July deadline looms; Elizabeth Warren to call Donald Trump a ‘nasty, loud, thin-skinned fraud’; Gary Johnson’s claim that states operate at a deficit because of federal education requirements; Paul Ryan lays out GOP’s national security agenda, softening Trump’s edges; The Daily Trail: The GOP struggles to get the Trump Train back on track; Pro-Clinton super PAC to launch a ‘Trump Lies’ campaign; Bernie Sanders returns to Vermont ahead of meeting with President Obama; The rant that could derail Trump — and the GOP rush to get him back on track; Obama says he hopes Democrats will be ‘able to pull things together’ over ‘the next couple weeks’;
 
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Next for Democrats: A delicate dance to broker peace between Clinton, Sanders
Given the intensity of Sanders's supporters, no party leaders think it will be an easy task.
Senators stage last-minute budget fight over the defense bill
It's a partisan tit-for-tat that started with Armed Services Chair John McCain (R-Ariz.) introducing an amendment to the defense bill to raise defense spending by $18 billion using war funds.
 
Trump continues to Violate Campaign Rule No. 1
For Trump, nothing seems to be as much fun as talking about himself.
 
Two years later, Cantor’s shocking loss reverberates all the way to Trump’s expected nomination
What if Cantor had defeated Brat and become speaker?
 
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Ryan moves to prevent another floor fight on LGBT rights
Republicans argue the issue is about preventing Democrats from trying to disrupt the GOP-controlled House's ability to do the basic work of funding the government.
 
Democrats take aim at GOP Sen. David Vitter for ‘hamstringing’ agency leadership after Chinese hack
Louisiana Sen. David Vitter has blocked Beth Cobert's nomination as personnel chief because of a dispute over Obamacare.
 
Puerto Rico fiscal rescue is poised to pass House as July deadline looms
 
Elizabeth Warren to call Donald Trump a ‘nasty, loud, thin-skinned fraud’
In a speech to the American Constitution Society, Warren also will seek to saddle Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and House Speaker Paul D. Ryan with Trump's racially divisive rhetoric.
 
 
Gary Johnson’s claim that states operate at a deficit because of federal education requirements
The Libertarian presidential nominee makes a sweeping claim about federal education requirements with no real data to back it up.
 
Paul Ryan lays out GOP’s national security agenda, softening Trump’s edges
The proposal softens some of Donald Trump's sharper edges on immigration, NATO and nuclear weapons.
 
The Daily Trail: The GOP struggles to get the Trump Train back on track
....and Sanders gets ready for his sitdowns with top Democrats.
 
Pro-Clinton super PAC to launch a ‘Trump Lies’ campaign
It catalogs the business mogul's lies and inaccuracies, dating from start of his real estate career in the 1970s to his current campaign for president.
 
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Bernie Sanders returns to Vermont ahead of meeting with President Obama
An aide said the Sanders campaign is preparing to make a major push on shaping the party platform at the Democratic National Convention next month and listed a carbon tax, a $15 federal minimum wage, and tougher regulations on financial companies as examples of what it wants to see adopted in Philadelphia.
 
The rant that could derail Trump — and the GOP rush to get him back on track
How an 11-minute racial rant led to the worst crisis of the Republican's presidential bid.
 
Obama says he hopes Democrats will be ‘able to pull things together’ over ‘the next couple weeks’
During an appearance on The Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon, Obama described the contested primary between Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders as "a healthy thing."
 
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