Sanders takes a more decisive lead and comes under increasing fire for his supporters’ or alleged supporters’ behavior, reporters and detractors keep unearthing more of Bloomberg’s past injudicious remarks and lawsuits against him and practices at his company as his national standing increases, who is the president of Mexico and courting the Latino vote, Pete Buttigieg loves his husband, and Iowa. Yes, you heard me, Iowa.

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Links:

• Election Ride Home on Twitter
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• Bernie breaks out of the pack (Politico)
• Which Democrats Are Leading the 2020 Presidential Race? (New York Times)
• Who Will Win The 2020 Democratic Primary? (FiveThirtyEight)
• Biden Calls on Sanders to Show Accountability for ‘Outrageous’ Online Threats by Followers (New York Times)
• Biden: Sanders has ‘accountability’ for supporters’ ‘misogynistic’ attacks (NBC News)
• Bloomberg’s Billions: How the Candidate Built an Empire of Influence (New York Times)
• Mike Bloomberg in 2010 called Obamacare legislation ‘a disgrace’ and ‘another program that’s going to cost a lot of money’ (CNN)
• Mike Bloomberg for years has battled women’s allegations of profane, sexist comments (Washington Post)
• Democrats Look Ahead From Nevada and See a Common Enemy: Bloomberg (New York Times)
• Dos precandidatos demócratas no recuerdan el nombre del presidente de México. Solo Buttigieg lo logra (Telemundo)
• Bernie Sanders’s Biggest Test Yet With Latino Voters (Atlantic)
• How the Iowa caucuses came ‘crashing down,’ under the watchful eye of the DNC (Washington Post)
• Glenn Fleishman on Twitter

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