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Senior political correspondent, . alum. KC native. Email: kglueck@mcclatchydc.com. Tweets/RTs≠endorsements.

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  1. Pinned Tweet
    Dec 22

    Ok y’all, I’m out of here and off to my honeymoon. Send Thailand recs and catch you in 2019 ✨

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    Dec 21

    Nearly half of women killed in major cities over the past decade were murdered by a current or former intimate partner:

    Also expiring today: the violence against women act.
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    Dec 21

    Well, here I am. via

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    Dec 20

    Mattis was livid over Syria withdrawal, potential Afghanistan withdrawal & being kept out of decisions by John Bolton. He saw POTUS overruling him on joint chiefs of staff chair as humiliation. He disliked Trump's friendliness w/Putin, among other things.

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    Dec 20

    “Officials said Mr. Mattis went to the White House on Thursday afternoon in a last attempt to convince Mr. Trump to keep American troops in Syria. He was rebuffed, and told the president that he was resigning as a result” via ⁦⁩ -

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    Dec 20

    This is an astonishing rebuke of Trumpism.

    Mattis’ resignation letter makes it clear. “My views on treating allies with respect and also being clear eyed about both malign actors and strategic competitors are strongly held and informed by over four decades of immersion in these issues.”
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    Dec 20

    Mattis: My views include respecting allies and being clear-eyes about our adversaries. Mattis one sentence later: My views don’t align with President Trump.

    ’ resignation letter: “Because you have the right to have a Secretary of Defense whose views are better aligned with yours...I believe it is right for me to step down from my position.”
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    Dec 20

    CNN’s confirms what was apparent: Jim Mattis resigned: He says “Because you have the right to a Secretary of Defense whose views are better aligned with yours on these and other subjects, I believe it is right for me to step down from my position”

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  9. Dec 20

    Wow wow

    BREAKING -- It appears that this is Mattis resigning because he says he can no longer serve Trump. In resignation letter he says deserves a secretary of defense who is "better aligned" with the president's views. That is a bold and stunning statement.
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    Dec 20

    NEWS: The first super PAC of 2020 is here, and it's for Cory Booker. Dem donor Steve Phillips to raise $10 million in early 2019. $4 million already secured. Story with

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    Dec 20

    Today in amazing headlines: "The Itsy-Bitsy, Teenie-Weenie, Very Litigious Bikini" and it comes with a fascinating, deeply reported story from -->

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    Dec 20

    Smart story; NY, which prides itself as a progressive beacon, is home to an unusually wide array of restrictive and suppressive election laws

    In New York, to change your party affiliation you have to do so *more than a year* before the election. How the state’s strict voting laws may finally change next year:
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  13. Dec 20

    quite a headline: "Putin Welcomes Trump’s Syria Withdrawal: ‘Donald’s Right’"

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  14. Dec 20

    for example

    . just told me to expect him to tweet back at the president every time he tweets about Syria. "I'm not letting this go."
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    Dec 20

    Art of the deal: “we may be giving up whatever limited leverage we had for nothing.”

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    Dec 19

    “The base will go crazy,” Mark Meadows said of passing a stopgap funding bill without border wall money. He says there will be “major” political damage to .

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    Dec 19

    NEW: Trump indicated in a 1988 sworn affidavit that he has a deep understanding of campaign-finance laws. To bring a campaign-finance case, prosecutors have to show someone knew the rules and violated them willfully. via

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    Dec 19

    Presiding over the Senate at the time was Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith, who recently joked about attending a public hanging -- and later apologized.

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    The moment when the United States Senate agreed unanimously to make lynching a federal crime for the first time. History.
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  19. Dec 19

    "Graham was not alone in his shock and outrage Wednesday." read :

    “I want a hearing. I want oversight,” he said. ““This is a Republican president I try to work with and I like him, but he can’t be immune to oversight."
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    Dec 19

    READ THIS from about , mightily fighting the good fight to cover their community and live, besieged.

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