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	United States Daily update ⋅ November 22, 2019
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	CNN Obama to worried Democrats: 'Chill out about the candidates' CNN (CNN) Former President Barack Obama bluntly urged Democrats nervous about the state of the party's primary field to "chill out" on Thursday, stressing that while there are differences between the numerous Democrats running for president, those differences ... Flag as irrelevant
	Washington Post Beating Trump, rather than beating up on each other, was focus of fifth Democratic debate Washington Post ATLANTA — The top 10 Democratic candidates for president united around two ideas in a mostly civil two-hour debate Wednesday: President Trump must be defeated at the ballot box and they are each best positioned to do it. Ideological divides remain, and ... Flag as irrelevant
	CNN 8 takeaways from the November Democratic debate CNN Atlanta, Georgia (CNN) Democratic voters are overwhelmingly focused on finding a candidate they believe can beat President Donald Trump. In Wednesday night's debate, the party's leading contenders offered their clearest arguments yet about how they ... Flag as irrelevant
	The New York Times With Impeachment as Backdrop, Democrats Direct Fire at Trump in Debate The New York Times The Democratic presidential candidates yielded to the furor surrounding the impeachment inquiry in Washington in their primary debate on Wednesday, for the first time training their fire more steadily on President Trump than on one another and presenting a ... Flag as irrelevant
	The New York Times Republicans Now Support Paid Leave, Too. So Why Hasn't It Passed? The New York Times Paid leave has long been a Democratic cause, one that candidates rallied around at the debate Wednesday night. Now, it's also a Republican one: They have recently embraced it with a flurry of new bills and a White House summit next month. The debate ... Flag as irrelevant
	The New York Times Pete Buttigieg Is in Bad Shape With Black Democrats. Here's How Bad. The New York Times Former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. has 154 endorsements from current or former black or Hispanic elected officials. Senator Kamala Harris has 93. Senator Bernie Sanders has 91. Senator Cory Booker has 50. Senator Elizabeth Warren has 43. Flag as irrelevant
	CNN Debate coach: Buttigieg and Yang stole the show CNN Todd Graham is the director of debate at Southern Illinois University. His debate teams have won five national championships and he has been recognized three times as the national debate coach of the year. Follow him on Facebook and Twitter. The views ... Flag as irrelevant
	Washington Post Google's new political ad rules unite Democratic and Republican campaigns in opposition Washington Post Google's plan to restrict political advertisers from targeting their messages to narrow audiences left Democratic and Republican strategists in rare alignment, fearing that they had lost a key tool for identifying new supporters and gathering donations less than a ... Flag as irrelevant
	Washington Post Who talked the most during the November Democratic debate Washington Post Ten candidates took the stage Wednesday night for the fifth Democratic debate. Sen. Elizabeth Warren (Mass.) edged out the rest for the most talk time. [Winners and losers from the November Democratic debate]. Total minutes spoken. Biden 0.0 minutes ... Flag as irrelevant
	The New York Times Supreme Court Urged to Allow Release of Trump's Financial Records The New York Times WASHINGTON — In a pair of filings on Thursday, a House committee and Manhattan prosecutors urged the Supreme Court to clear the way for disclosure of President Trump's financial records. The filings concerned subpoenas in separate cases to Mr. Flag as irrelevant
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