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  • Cassidy Hutchinson: I didn't come forward to hurt anyone; I came forward to speak the truth

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  • Cassidy Hutchinson: I live with the guilt of being complicit in things leading up to Jan. 6

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  • Cassidy Hutchinson: I came to this moment because of Liz Cheney

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  • Cassidy Hutchinson: We need to make sure closest Trump gets to WH again is the federal courthouse

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  • 'Seinfeld Shutdown': GOP government shutdown threat mocked as 'a shutdown about nothing'

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  • Cassidy Hutchinson: Kevin McCarthy 'has an opportunity to stop this'

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  • Cassidy Hutchinson on parallels with Nixon aide Alexander Butterfield

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  • ‘It’s a shame’: Ron Klain knocks ‘dysfunction’ of House Republican caucus

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  • ‘Narcissistic, sociopath’: George Conway on why Trump’s Twitter banishment actually helped him

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  • Jon Meacham: What worries me most is what Trump says when he isn't confused

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  • Claire McCaskill: This is one of the worst things Trump has ever said, where is the GOP?

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  • 'One of the more dangerous things' about Trump: Former aide on Trump need for attention

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José Díaz-Balart

Report: Koch brothers prepare 2016 spending

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Politico’s Ken Vogel discusses reports that the Koch brothers’ operation intends to spend $889 million toward the 2016 elections—a number that is higher than both the GOP and Democratic national committees spent in 2012 combined.Jan. 28, 2015

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