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National political correspondent at The Washington Post covering the 2020 presidential race. Jenna.Johnson@washpost.com

Washington D.C.
Vrijeme pridruživanja: kolovoz 2008.

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    This is such an illuminating thread that captures the complexities of campaign tech, the funding behind it and the persistent difficulty in finding long-term solutions for improving campaign tech on the left.

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    me: "So, tell me what happened last night?" : [laughs hysterically on 2 hours of sleep] "I... don't know. I don't know what happened last night."

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    What happened last night "was unacceptable," Iowa Democratic Party Chairman Troy Price says. "As chair of the party I apologize deeply for this."

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    Everything I know about what Iowa's caucus fiasco foretells for Nevada's Feb. 22 caucus now lives in this story. I know there's a lot of information swirling about out there, so please give this a read.

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  5. CC: , who was *just* marveling at how quickly turns around new designs.

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    Scoop: In the wake of Iowa debacle, Mike Bloomberg told aides this morning to double ad spending—from 1200 points to 2400 points in all targeted markets.

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    NEWS: Iowa Democratic Party tells campaigns it plans to release the majority of the results by 4 p.m. today

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    PSA: Keep an eye out for trolls and bots seeking to fan the flames while we wait for results. If you see an account weigh in that feels weird, check it. Don't immediately retweet or like what it says. That feeds right into their goal of sowing distrust.

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  9. “It’s a battle, all right: head vs. heart, human vs. technology, voter vs. voting system.” Another great dispatch from ⁦⁩ ⁦⁩ and ⁦⁩...

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  10. The man between freewheeling Trump and teleprompter Trump is Gabe Perez, a teleprompter operator hired nearly four years ago after the Trump campaign Googled “teleprompters.” A revealing story by ⁦⁩:

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    "I think the Iowa caucuses are dead, dead, dead. I don't even think that's a discussion anymore," says , a longtime believer in the Iowa caucuses, which launched Barack Obama 12 years ago to the White House.

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    Wow, the national archive system is letting ICE destroy records including complaints about civil rights violations and shoddy medical care in detention centers.

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  13. Spent some time this morning in a very warm, very cozy blanket fort with so that I could chat on the phone with and the Post Reports team about what happened (and didn’t happen) in Iowa last night.

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    Shakira and J.Lo made America see Latinos in their complexity, beauty, pain | Opinion

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  16. Dubuque’s 18th precinct expected 300 to 400 caucus-goers, but only 217 showed up. In 2016, the caucus here was highly contentious and longtime friendships were strained. This year that emotional drama was absent, found.

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  17. Meanwhile, in a wood-paneled VFW hall in a conservative farming community, Sanders got just four supporters: Ronald and Donna Irlmeier, their son and daughter-in-law. captured their heartbreak.

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  18. In the People’s Republic of Johnson County, Sanders had roughly 300 supporters, while Warren had about 200 and Buttigieg had nearly 100 — and Biden supporters had to decide what to do in a theater lobby as listened.

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  19. At a Spanish language satellite precinct in Des Moines, watched as Sanders received such overwhelming support from Latino voters that supporters of Warren and Biden didn’t try to change the minds of anyone.

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  20. In the fast-growing suburb of Ankeny, Sanders won the first round, but could only attract six additional supporters in the second round. Meanwhile, Pete Buttigieg picked up 27 supporters, making him the winner there, reports.

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