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Clinton Campaign Tries to Spin Email Controversy, Rubio Is a Pot Prohibitionist, Carter Has Cancer: A.M. Links

Robby Soave | 8.13.2015 9:00 AM

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    Hillary Clinton's campaign is doing everything it can to stay ahead of the email scandal.

  • Bernie Sanders is surging. Is Clinton worried?
  • Marco Rubio vows a federal marijuana crackdown if he wins the presidency.
  • Sen. Rand Paul put out an ad associating Donald Trump with the Democratic Party.
  • Facebook rescinded an internship granted to a Harvard University student who invented an app that exploited Facebook's privacy flaws.
  • Jimmy Carter announced that he has been diagnosed with cancer.
  • In case there was any remaining doubt that ISIS is the absolute worst…
  • The Five co-host Eric Bolling repeated Trump's disgusting line about "bleeding from wherever."

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