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 On Wednesday at the White House, Donald Trump returned to his reality TV roots: Hosting -- and participating in -- a bare-knuckled brawl with the two top Democratic leaders in Congress.
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With three significant campaign figures waiting to be sentenced.
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 Eric Gay/AP/ShutterstockDemocratic politician Julián Castro unveiled a presidential exploratory committee on Wednesday, his first major step toward a likely 2020 White House run.
The 44-year-old former mayor of San Antonio, who also served as Obama's secretary of housing and urban development, revealed a new website featuring a photograph of a beaming Castro with text declaring: "I'm exploring a candidacy for President in 2020."
Castro also released a biographical video with a straight-to-camera appeal to voters regarding his personal and family background.
Read more at The Daily Beast.
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The Trump transition team, it is safe to say, did not read the key back issues of Presidential Studies Quarterly.
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Cracks have emerged in Donald Trump's hold on his core constituency of white working class voters, new data from the 2018 election reveals.
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 The White House is delaying additional payments from a $12 billion aid package for farmers stung by President Donald Trump's trade war with China because it expects Beijing to resume buying U.S. soybeans, three sources familiar with the matter told Reuters.
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 Mark WilsonPresident Donald Trump's heated on-air jostling with Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) and incoming House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) in the Oval Office on Tuesday was supposed to be private. But the president, at the last minute, decided otherwise.
Trump was determined to avoid the humiliation that he endured after a White House dinner with the same duo last year, from which Schumer emerged to declare that the group had struck a deal to preserve legal status for undocumented immigrants who came to the country as children, in exchange for border-security measures—a deal Trump subsequently nixed. And so the president made a snap-decision to not get spun again, ordering White House officials to invite the media in to witness the three leaders try to hash out a government-funding deal, three knowledgeable sources told The Daily Beast.
The result was a dramatic confrontation in which Trump managed to give Schumer and Pelosi exactly what they wanted—only, it was on national TV.
Read more at The Daily Beast.
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