democrats declare open season on jim comey politico. keeping the spotlight on clinton<u+2026> 




clinton campaign blames putin. 10, 9, 8 counting , 7<u+2026> ironically comey put himself on the same side as putin. 




&mdash; howard dean (@govhowarddean) october 29, 2016 




such a shame what happened to hoho . what<u+2019>s he angling for? secretary of epistemic closure ? 




clinton<u+2019>s attacking strategy to blunt comey damage has risks bloomberg 




within 24 hours of being blindsided by comey<u+2019>s revelation to congress that the fbi had come across new e-mails he believed could be pertinent to the clinton probe, clinton<u+2019>s campaign sent a memo to dozens [!] of its surrogates. it detailed talking points and suggested wording for casting doubt on comey<u+2019>s decision and republicans<u+2019> spin, and spreading the idea that the e-mails may simply be duplicates of those already reviewed or have nothing to do with the nominee. 




couldn<u+2019>t we just get a copy of the memo and a list of the surrogates? then we could skip reading the surrogates. 




james comey<u+2019>s letter and the problem of leaks the new yorker. staff insurrection, as yves said. 




election update: four ways forward for clinton after the fbi news fivethirtyeight. <u+201c>[0]ne way the campaign could end is with a whole crescendo of major stories dropping. that could make things complicated for pollsters and forecasters.<u+201d> release the dumpsters! 




clinton enjoys solid lead in early voting: reuters/ipsos poll reuters. and now you know why the clinton campaign <u+2014> and those portions of the press that are operationally integrated with it <u+2014> are pushing early voting. why, it<u+2019>s almost like they think there<u+2019>s a <u+201c>surprise<u+201d> out there that might change people<u+2019>s minds<u+2026>.
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