John Harris

Politico

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Editor in Chief and co-founder of Politico, a political news website; author of The Survivor: Bill Clinton in the White House and co-author of The Way to Win: Taking the White House in 2008; former reporter and political editor for the Washington Post

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Hillary Clinton may be the consensus Democratic nominee for president next year, but she hasn't declared yet -- and she hadn't talked to reporters for many months.

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When the founder of Amazon bought the Washington Post, the world of journalism dropped its collective jaw. Nobody even knew it was up for sale.

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When the founder of Amazon bought the Washington Post, the world of journalism dropped its collective jaw. Nobody even knew it was up for sale.

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President Obama has astonished Washington veterans by achieving so many of the objectives he promised voters during the campaign of 2008.  But, " the mystery remains ."  He "is still…

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President Obama has astonished Washington veterans by achieving so many of the objectives he promised voters during the campaign of 2008.  But, " the mystery remains ."  He "is still…

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