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Clinton wins New Jersey as Sanders eyes California upset – primaries live Clinton claiming nomination as Sanders fights for California – primaries live
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Sanders to lay off much of staff Wednesday – NY Times
“Senator Bernie Sanders plans to lay off at least half his campaign staff Wednesday,” the New York Times reports:
Many of those being laid off are advance staff members who often help with campaign logistics, as well as field staff members who have been working to garner votes for the senator, according to both a campaign official and a former campaign staff member, both of whom spoke on condition of anonymity. Some campaign workers may move into jobs at Mr. Sanders’s Senate office, but others will be terminated, they said.
Read the full piece here.
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Clinton backer: 'it's about time'
Lauren Gambino
Samantha Black, a self-described socialist, came to the Navy Yard with her young son Ruslan, whom she dressed in a pink Planned Parenthood T-shirt, to give him a front-row seat to history, writes the Guardian’s Lauren Gambino:
“I’m really emotional, I’m super emotional,” Black said, wiping tears from her eyes. “I’ve waited my whole life for this.”
Black, who herself wore a teal shirt with an image of Clinton holding a sword high with a quote “I was born to do this”, blames sexism for much of Clinton’s early campaign woes.
“If anyone with her qualifications was running as a man, they would not have to put up with the garbage that she’s had to put up with,” Black said.
“She’s got 25 years of negatives and she’s still standing. She’s a real symbol of endurance and smarts and it’s about time.”
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Clinton email: 'tonight, we made history'
At this point, Clinton has declared victory on pretty much every single platform except the one she’s supposed to stand on to make her speech.
Here’s the top of a Clinton fundraising email declaring victory:
Tonight, we made history.
After all our hard work and tough fights -- and an unwavering commitment to love, kindness, our country, and each other -- we broke one of the highest, hardest glass ceilings in America.
Together, we secured the Democratic nomination. For the first time ever, a woman will be a major party’s nominee to become President of the United States
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Clinton: 'ready'
Ready. pic.twitter.com/y6qupOwX9K
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Clinton camp chairman: 'she will be the nominee'
Campaign chairman John Podesta tells CNN that Clinton will “reach out to senator Sanders’ supporters” and “hit the campaign themes... that we’re stronger together if we all work together.”
Podesta says “tonight we go over the top against any measure, with pledged delegates, with superdelegates, with the popular vote.. She will be the nominee of the Democratic party. We’re very proud of her.”
“I’m sure she’s going to talk to him soon,” Podesta tells CNN’s Jake Tapper, speaking of Bernie Sanders.
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Clinton email: 'we secured the nomination'
The Clinton camp has just sent a fundraising email announcing “together we secured the Democratic nomination,” Reuters reports.
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Chelsea Clinton: 'so proud of you, Mom'
Chelsea Clinton congratulates Hillary Clinton on Twitter:
So proud of you, Mom & grateful little girls can grow up knowing they can run for president https://t.co/jgM7RbUAKQ
And here’s tomorrow’s New York Post cover (on early editions at least) – more friendly than we might have expected to Clinton(?):
Tomorrow's cover: Hillary's nomination a win 96 years in the making https://t.co/YVCb7le5KH pic.twitter.com/entm68KxJJ
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Sanders projected North Dakota winner
Bernie Sanders is the projected winner of the North Dakota caucuses. Eighteen Democratic delegates to be split proportionally at stake.
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While we wait for Clinton, (here’s that video stream), let’s cast an eye at the races still out. Our comprehensive results page is here.
On the Democratic side, Clinton is nursing a decent-looking lead in New Mexico, up seven points with 22% reporting. She also appears out front in South Dakota. But Sanders is looking very comfortable in the North Dakota caucus, up solid double digits with 60% reporting.
We're starting to get some vote in from Minnehaha County, the largest in SD. It's a tie so far--not what Sanders needs
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Managers of Democratic campaigns have 'cordial' chat – CNN
CNN reports that the respective managers of the Clinton and Sanders campaign have held “cordial” phone conversations about “keeping the lines of communication open.” That’s different.
As Clinton prepares to speak, her delegate lead over Sanders as tracked by the AP continues to grow. She’s currently at 2,433 delegates, including 571 superdelegates:
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Trump to GOP: 'I will make you proud of our party'
What did you think of Trump? Here was the standout line, for us. He’s talking to Republican supporters – including many elected officials who have expressed disgust in recent days over his remarks about judge Gonzalo Curiel. Trump told them he understands how hard they worked. And he promised not to let them down:
I understand the responsibility of carrying the mantle, and I will never ever let you down... I will make you proud of our party and of the movement.
Update: There were multiple speechwriters cooking that pot, NBC reports:
Speech crafted by small team: Christie, Ivanka, Sessions and some staff per @NicolleDWallace. You could see Ivanka almost mouthing along.
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Clinton: live video streamClinton: live video stream
Here’s a live video stream of the Clinton event at the Brooklyn Navy Yard. She’s expected to speak shortly.Here’s a live video stream of the Clinton event at the Brooklyn Navy Yard. She’s expected to speak shortly.
I hope the glass doesn't actually shatter 😱 pic.twitter.com/nPAkoJfiSzI hope the glass doesn't actually shatter 😱 pic.twitter.com/nPAkoJfiSz
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Trump omits talk of building a border wallTrump omits talk of building a border wall
Two notable points from Trump: no questions from the media – and no wall:Two notable points from Trump: no questions from the media – and no wall:
No questions from the media. Trump and family walk off stage to "We Are The Champions"No questions from the media. Trump and family walk off stage to "We Are The Champions"
I think this is the first time Trump has ever spoken without mentioning the wallI think this is the first time Trump has ever spoken without mentioning the wall
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Clinton to address reportersClinton to address reporters
Clinton is expected to take the stage any time. The Guardian’s Lauren Gambino is in the crowd:Clinton is expected to take the stage any time. The Guardian’s Lauren Gambino is in the crowd:
Supporters hold signs that spell History with a Hillary campaign, the other sign: "caution: shattered glass" pic.twitter.com/nvXcQjIwKDSupporters hold signs that spell History with a Hillary campaign, the other sign: "caution: shattered glass" pic.twitter.com/nvXcQjIwKD
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Trump wins New MexicoTrump wins New Mexico
Donald Trump is knocking down these single-major-candidate contests one after another. Hillary Clinton has been declared the winner in only one state tonight while he has been declared the winner in three!Donald Trump is knocking down these single-major-candidate contests one after another. Hillary Clinton has been declared the winner in only one state tonight while he has been declared the winner in three!
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Clinton tweets: 'History made'Clinton tweets: 'History made'
It appears Hillary Clinton is about to announce an unequivocal victory in the Democratic nominating contest:It appears Hillary Clinton is about to announce an unequivocal victory in the Democratic nominating contest:
Tonight, we can say with pride that, in America, there is no barrier too great and no ceiling too high to break. pic.twitter.com/7vbGPJe543Tonight, we can say with pride that, in America, there is no barrier too great and no ceiling too high to break. pic.twitter.com/7vbGPJe543
To every little girl who dreams big: Yes, you can be anything you want—even president. Tonight is for you. -H pic.twitter.com/jq7fKlfwGVTo every little girl who dreams big: Yes, you can be anything you want—even president. Tonight is for you. -H pic.twitter.com/jq7fKlfwGV
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Trump describes 'America First' vision
“We can turn this all around. We’re going to do it by putting America first,” Trump says, continuing his pivot.
Trump says “America first” means entering no conflict abroad “unless it makes us safer as a nation.” “This is the opposite of Hillary’s foreign policy,” Trump says, naming Libya, Iraq, Iran, and Syria.
On trade, America first means the American worker will have his or her job protected from unfair foreign competition... no TPP, you’re right about that... we are only going to have great trade deals.
On energy policy, America first means “opening up America’s great potential to bring wealth and prosperity to our own workers” including miners “who have been mistreated.
On economic policy, it’s tax and regulatory policies that keep jobs here, lower taxes, and ease regulations to help small businesses and companies.
On immigration, it means “protecting the jobs, wages and security of American workers, whether they’re first or tenth generation.” “The beauty of America first is that it brings us all together.” [No mention of building the wall there.]
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Trump wins South Dakota
The AP projects it as Trump speaks.
Donald Trump has just crossed the barrier of 1237 *bound* delegates thanks to his victory in South Dakota.
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Trump describes a crumbling national infrastructure:
“I’ve visited the crumbling cities and the struggling schools.”
HE says “America is being taken apart piece by piece and auctioned off to the highest bidder.”
Whoever gave Trump a talking-to before this speech, they really got his attention.
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Trump announces anti-Clinton speech
Monday of next week, he says, he will unpack “everything that’s going on with the Clintons.”
He says Hillary Clinton turned the state department into a “private hedge fund.”
He’s speaking in a measured, even voice. He’s reading. It’s a solid anti-establishment political speech. No sharp edges. This is right out of insurgent politics 101:
“I’ve traveled to many of our states and seen the suffering in peoples’ eyes.”
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Trump appears with his children while announcing his campaign received more primary votes than any in GOP history pic.twitter.com/5Cp1FRy45r
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Trump: Clintons have turned 'politics of personal enrichment into an art form'
“Every election year politicians promise change,” Trump says.
But he says they don’t really want to change the system because it’s rigged in their favor.
“I beat a rigged system by winning with overwhelming support,” Trump says. “The only way you could win.”
“After years of disappointment there is one thing we all have learned... You can’t fix a rigged system with the very people who rigged it... We can’t solve our problems by relying on the people who created it.
“The Clintons have turned the politics of personal enrichment into an art form for themselves.” HE accuses them of selling government contracts and selling favors.
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Trump invites Sanders supporters to join him
Trump invites Sanders supporters – “left out of the vote by the rigged system of superdelegates” to join him – we welcome you “with open arms” he says.
He also invites Sanders supporters who object to US trade deals to join his campaign.
Some people say I’m too much of a fighter. My preference is always peace, however. And I’ve shown that. I’ve shown that for a long time...
My goal is always again to bring people together. But if I’m forced to fight for something I really care about, I will never ever back down.
He sounds like a new candidate.
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Trump: 'I understand the responsibility' of leading GOP
Trump is flanked by his daughter Ivanka and wife Melania. He’s speaking unlike himself, a bit -- of a Teleprompter. “This is a testament to people who believe that real change – not Obama change – is possible.”
Trump sounds... chastened?
I understand the responsibility of carrying the mantle, and I will never ever let you down... I will make you proud of our party and of the movement.
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And here’s Trump. Here’s that live stream again.
“We’re only getting started and it’s gonna be beautiful,” Trump says.
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Clinton projected to win New Jersey
Hillary Clinton has won the New Jersey primary, the AP projects.
It’s unclear as yet how many of the state’s 126 Democratic delegates Clinton will scoop up. Delegates are awarded proportionally. Clinton needs about 200 additional pledged delegates to win an outright majority of pledged delegates.