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Subject Hickenlooper expected to suspend presidential campaign
Date August 15, 2019 2:27 PM
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Trump holds rally in New Hampshire

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AUGUST 15, 2019: John Hickenlooper is expected to suspend his presidential campaign Thursday. Donald Trump will hold his first campaign rally in New Hampshire this year.

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“Looking back at the 2016 cycle, the number of GOP endorsements didn’t really balloon either until February 2016, when the first four primary contests occurred. During that month, 56 Republican senators, representatives and governors endorsed or switched their endorsements. And Trump only got his first endorsement from a member of Congress or governor on Feb. 24, one day after he won the Nevada caucuses and four days after winning the South Carolina primary. It wasn’t until late March that more than 50 percent of Republicans had endorsed a presidential candidate. …

When party leaders stay out or support a range of candidates, the nomination race tends to be wide open. And while, according to Karol, some of the leading Democratic contenders may have an easier time being accepted by different factions of the party than, say, Bush or Cruz in 2016, signs still point to an unpredictable contest.”

– Geoffrey Skelley, FiveThirtyEight

 
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** DEMOCRATS
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In an interview ([link removed]) on CNN, MICHAEL BENNET ([link removed]) said that pushing for a mandatory gun buyback program would be “a recipe for getting nothing done.”

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BILL DE BLASIO ([link removed]) will hold his first open press conference ([link removed]) in three weeks in New York City.

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CORY BOOKER ([link removed]) , PETE BUTTIGIEG ([link removed]) , and JULIÁN CASTRO ([link removed]) will speak ([link removed]) at the Young Leaders Conference Friday in Atlanta, Georgia.

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BOOKER and AMY KLOBUCHAR ([link removed]) addressed ([link removed]) union members at the International Union of Painters and Allied Trades annual convention in Las Vegas.

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JOHN DELANEY ([link removed]) discussed ([link removed]) why he opposed wealth tax proposals on Fox Business Network.

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KIRSTEN GILLIBRAND ([link removed]) discussed ([link removed]) the possibility of a mandatory federal buyback program Wednesday. “I think we should ban assault weapons as well as large magazines, and as part of passing that ban, do a buyback program across the country so that those who own them can be ... compensated for their money that they spent,” she said.

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KAMALA HARRIS ([link removed]) unveiled ([link removed]) her plan to combat domestic terrorism, which included red flag measures called “Domestic Terrorism Prevention Orders” and background check requirements for websites that sell firearms.

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Marcia Fudge endorsed ([link removed]) HARRIS Thursday, marking her tenth endorsement from a member of the Congressional Black Caucus.

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JOHN HICKENLOOPER ([link removed]) is expected to suspend ([link removed]) his presidential campaign Thursday, according to the Associated Press.

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JAY INSLEE ([link removed]) tweeted ([link removed]) that he was 10,000 donors away from crossing the fundraising threshold for the third primary debate.

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WAYNE MESSAM ([link removed]) was in Miramar, Florida, Wednesday, meeting ([link removed]) with students, parents, and educators on the first day of school.

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SETH MOULTON ([link removed]) toured ([link removed]) the Veterans Community Project Wednesday.

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BETO O'ROURKE ([link removed]) returns ([link removed]) to the campaign trail Thursday after he canceled events for two weeks to remain in Texas following the El Paso mass shooting.

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In response to what BERNIE SANDERS ([link removed]) called the “corporate media’s dislike of our campaign,” Sanders is launching ([link removed]) a digital newsletter about the election called the Bern Notice.

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ELIZABETH WARREN ([link removed]) campaigned ([link removed]) in New Hampshire Wednesday.

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_The Los Angeles Times_ interviewed ([link removed]) ANDREW YANG ([link removed]) about gun violence, automation, and universal basic income.

 
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DONALD TRUMP ([link removed]) will bring his campaign ([link removed]) to New Hampshire for the first time this year, holding a rally in Manchester on Thursday.

 
** ON THE CUSP: TRACKING POTENTIAL CANDIDATES
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MARK SANFORD ([link removed]) said ([link removed]) he would make a decision about entering the presidential race by Labor Day.

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** WHAT WE’RE READING
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The Atlantic: Better Than Political Debates ([link removed])

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FiveThirtyEight: Why Democrats Might Be Slow To Endorse A Candidate For President This Year ([link removed])

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The Hill: Democrats' worst scenario: Nominating an uncompetitive far-left candidate ([link removed])

FLASHBACK: AUGUST 15, 2015

Donald Trump said ([link removed]) he was willing to spend $1 billion on his presidential campaign.
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