Like a girlfriend halfway through a forced viewing of the Lord of the Rings director’s cut, 70 percent of Americans already “can’t wait” for the presidential race to be over, according to Gallup.
Trump’s NSA is apparently denying Russia’s support for Trump while attacking Sanders
The evening ahead in Nevada
Concerns linger as some [caucus] volunteers say they haven’t received hands-on training with the iPads the party purchased to help tabulate results. Other volunteers are worried about executing the caucus’ new voting alignment system, which includes the extra complication of adding early-vote totals to day-of results — a step that even Iowa, with all its problems, didn’t have to deal with.
Multiple presidential campaigns are anxious that the state party won’t finish tabulating the enormous number of early votes by Saturday — and they want more transparency on how those votes will be divvied up to individual precincts.
Finally, there are signs the state party is worried about unflattering internal details about the caucus being divulged. On Thursday night, the Nevada Democratic Party sent an email to volunteer precinct chairs in rural areas asking them to sign a non-disclosure agreement and simultaneously offering a stipend.
Well-funded social media campaign, or bot network?
This does not seem a hopeful organizational sign
In California, Bloomberg’s entry may ensure that Bernie emerges with a huge delegate lead
Bad for Bloomberg, if unsurprising after Wednesday
Why Nancy Pelosi wants to emphasize health care all the time
The White House is getting cultier by the minute
Good coordination here
Pompeo announces deal with Taliban
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