DES MOINES--The Democratic Party establishment is trying to figure out how they can rig the game against Bernie Sanders -- again.
I almost got into a fight with a guy on the bus this evening because I was so transfixed on the boldface headline of the Evening Standard tabloid “All China Visitors ‘Could Face UK Ban’,” that I picked it up from the seat next to him across the aisle.
They say you should never talk politics on a first date, but being "wrong" on an issue probably won't be a deal breaker. Differing opinions on climate change and immigration, for example, would rule out a potential relationship for just 15% or less of the population.
Brent Simmons writes about the Democratic primaries and keeping our eyes on the real prize:
The Sanders-Buttigieg attacks grow, and a Biden ad gets sarcastic. This is your morning tip sheet.
But at times, I must add, these fields of science can complement each other on overlapping concerns.
A blunter Buttigieg, a waning trial, a dig at an ice cream shop: This is your morning tip sheet.
For decades, audiences of millions have cheered and booed at professional wrestling. The triumph of the heroes, the malice of the baddies, and the tension and athleticism of the wrestling have kept viewers hooked. Fewer people are watching pro wrestling now, but we are still cheering and booing.
Strategic Iowa trips, a Sanders cash haul, Facebook ads: This is your morning tipsheet.
In two decades at the nation's largest cable network, Fox News analyst Andrew Napolitano has provided an unapologetically libertarian critique of state power, regardless of the party holding control in the nation's capital. In the past several months, he has also emerged as one of President Donald Trump's harshest critics, claiming in May 2019 that the Mueller Report demonstrated that the president had clearly obstructed justice.