John Heilemann

Bloomberg Politics / Showtime's 'The Circus'

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Co-host of Showtime's The Circus, Co-managing Editor at Bloomberg Politics and author of Game Change: Obama and The Clintons, McCain and Palin and the Race of a Lifetime; former National Affairs Editor for New York magazine ; former reporter for the Economist and New Yorker; former National Affairs Editor for Wired magazine

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Despite the hours of free media that fueled his candidacy, Donald Trump is attacking the media – which then gave him even more time.

Covering a Candidate Who's Declared War on the Press

Despite the hours of free media that fueled his candidacy, Donald Trump is attacking the media – which then gave him even more time.

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The  latest Field Poll  shows California voters evenly split on the "Occupy" movement. Those who identify think financial institutions are responsible for today's economy.

Occupy Movement's Last Gasp or a New Beginning?

The latest Field Poll shows California voters evenly split on the "Occupy" movement. Those who identify think financial institutions are responsible for today's economy.

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New York Police roughly ousted Occupy Wall Street campers in Zuccotti Park, and occupations in cities around the country had similar endings.

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New York Police roughly ousted Occupy Wall Street campers in Zuccotti Park, and occupations in cities around the country had similar endings.

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