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Sen. Dianne Feinstein Says Bernie Sanders’ Campaign ‘All But Over’
California Sen. Dianne Feinstein said Sen. Bernie Sanders’ fight for the Democratic nomination is "all but over," adding that the nation would be "better off" if he worked to bridge the party’s divides ahead of the general election. Feinstein, one of the earliest members of Congress to endorse Hillary Clinton, encouraged Sanders to view his campaign from a "real perspective." http://abcn.ws/24dV5cU
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Trump Campaign Chief: 'Trouble Follows the Clintons Everywhere'
As he begins to build his strategy for the general election, presumptive Republican nominee Donald Trump will not only attack his likely Democrat opponent, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, but also her husband and family, according to Trump’s campaign chairman and chief strategist. “Trouble follows the Clinton’s everywhere,” Paul Manafort told ABC News’ Chief White House Correspondent Jonathan Karl, during an interview Sunday on “This Week.” “People are frustrated with all of the drama around the Clinton family and the history of the Clinton family," he said. "And certainly, if they're going to be back in the political milieu, then their history is relevant to what the American people can expect.” http://abcn.ws/1RCsEOI
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Will Trump's Muslim Ban Be Included in the GOP Platform?
For those who worry that Donald Trump, the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, will stray from the party’s core ideology, Wyoming Sen. John Barrasso wants to be clear: he won’t. Sen. Barrasso, who will chair the Republican Platform Committee at the party's convention in Cleveland this summer, said he believes Trump will "embrace" the GOP platform. What’s still unclear is what that platform will include, as the GOP struggles between traditional party policy and Trump’s key campaign promises. Chief among those promises is Trump’s temporary ban on Muslims entering the United States. When asked by ABC News' Chief White House Correspondent Jonathan Karl whether the ban would be part of the platform, Barrasso did not say no. http://abcn.ws/25r3oVw
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Gary Johnson Wins Libertarian Nomination For President
Former New Mexico Gov. Gary Johnson has won the Libertarian nomination for president. Hoping to emerge as a viable contender against the two major parties' nominees in the general election, Johnson says he aims to tap into voters' broad reluctance to fall in line behind Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton. But Johnson needed to fend off challengers from more extreme wings of his party, originally falling five votes short of winning the 463 delegates needed for the nomination on the first ballot at the party's national convention. Delegates voted a second time, giving Johnson the majority he needed (55.8 percent). http://abcn.ws/1P9aBp5
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35 Arrested After Pro-Trump and Anti-Trump Groups Clash in San Diego
Police in riot gear were called in to separate Donald Trump protesters and supporters Friday afternoon after they clashed outside a rally for the presumptive Republican nominee in San Diego, California. According to San Diego Police, 35 people were arrested. There was no property damage and no injuries reported, police added. The roughly 1,000 demonstrators were gathered on both sides of the street outside the San Diego Convention Center. Some protesters holding Mexican flags and flags from other countries yelled, "Dump Donald Trump." Trump supporters chanted, "You can't vote," and, "Build that wall!" http://abcn.ws/1UaZ5Wd
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