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    Mueller’s letter puts Barr in the hot seat.

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    BREAKING: Per a congressional source, the House Judiciary Committee has been notified by the DOJ that Attorney General Barr is NOT coming to testify tomorrow. DOJ has told the committee to expect a letter officially stating that shortly, according to my source.

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  5. Mueller*

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  6. If I were a presidential candidate on Judiciary I'd put a shitload of effort into thinking through my questions of Barr and other people on Russia/Muller. Just think there's a high political ROI there. Harris seems to have gotten the memo; not sure about the others.

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  7. Which Democrat who has no chance might actually have a chance?

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    What gets lost in all of the Mueller Report takes is a fundamental paradox of the special counsel’s role: He can investigate potential criminal wrongdoing by a sitting president, but it’s nearly impossible to charge him:

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  10. You can say, "Bernie came close so polls were wrong!" But if you're forecasting just who wins the nomination, close *doesn't* count. If a candidate who polls at X wins Y% of the time, that doesn't mean she always wins in a cakewalk; Y% includes cases where she wins a squeaker.

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  11. Periodic reminder: the candidate who led the early polls won the Democratic nomination in 2016. And on the GOP side, while Trump didn't lead immediately after entering the race, he did within 5-6 weeks of his announcement, and held that lead and won his nomination too, of course.

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  12. This is well said. There's reasonably robust evidence that more moderate candidates are more "electable", other factors held equal (which they often aren't). There's not really much basis for the assumption that white men are more electable.

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    Lindsay Graham says that Mueller took a lot of time with his investigation. Actually, Mueller's investigation was one of the shortest in the history of modern special prosecutors

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  14. Not sure if it's a coincidence, but Warren's mini-surge in the polls comes after a period where she spoke with more clarity about impeachment than other Democrats, and tonight's developments are liable to increase the salience of that issue.

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    Sanders should worry less about catching Biden right now and more on falling behind Warren (which he already did in one national poll today).

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  16. Feel like the conventional wisdom is lagging the polls. Today's data doesn't suggest a Bernie vs. Biden standoff so much as Biden as a flawed but formidable-enough frontrunner from the Obama-Clinton wing of the party, and 4-6 alternative visions with a decent shot to beat him.

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  17. Apr 30

    Did you read the whole WaPo story? Nothing in the Barr memo may have been literally inaccurate -- he didn't make anything up whole cloth -- but Mueller's letter is strongly worded and makes clear that it misled the public thru lies of omission and a failure to provide context.

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  18. Apr 30

    I can't find any high-quality polling on how the public would feel about Barr impeachment. But here's what the public thought about his overall handling of the Mueller Report before tonight. Probably these numbers will worsen.

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    Wow: Mueller tells Barr that his depiction of his findings failed to capture “context, nature, and substance” of the special counsel probe. Developing —>

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