1. Clinton: No way I won't win
Hillary Clinton told CNN she expected her rival, Bernie Sanders, to get in line because the primary “is already done, in effect”. “There’s no way that I won’t be” the nominee, she added.
Summary
He said the other day that he’ll do everything possible to defeat Donald Trump … I think the threat that Donald Trump poses is so dramatic to our country, to our democracy and our economy that I certainly expect Senator Sanders to do what he said he would” – Hillary Clinton
2. Unqualified Don
Clinton added that she believes the presumptive Republican nominee, Donald Trump, “is not qualified to be president of the United States” and has “potentially dangerous” ideas.
Will voters care about Trump’s history?
3. Democrats debate Sanders
While the underdog against Clinton trudged on in California, his peers in the Senate met to talk about his defiant campaign and the increasingly negative tone of some of his supporters.
Five things to get wrong about Sanders
Invoking the chaos of '68 …
FEINSTEIN says "it worries me a great deal" if Bernie campaigns into Philly. "I don't want to go back to '68." https://t.co/QpXfTFZXnz
— Manu Raju (@mkraju) May 18, 2016
… the good of the party …
Nancy Pelosi: "I believe that Bernie Sanders is a positive force in the Democratic Party."
— Erica Werner (@ericawerner) May 19, 2016
… and the compromise of '08
I’m confident that Bernie will be supportive if Hillary wins, which the numbers indicate will happen. So I’m not worried … Bernie Sanders is a good guy. Let Bernie run the race” – Joe Biden
4. Invasion of the mini-Trumps
“In 2018, I am expecting no matter what happens to Trump that we will have a lot of mini-Trumps all over the country,” top strategist to Ohio governor John Kasich tells Ben Jacobs.
5. Tale of the taxes
New financial documents show Trump has bonds in companies he is “boycotting”, holds 564 “positions” and has companies linked to at least 100 legal disputes over taxes.
… and another thing:
WATCH: Chaos erupts in the House as GOP members change their votes on an LGBT measure https://t.co/5tZsL1IfD0 pic.twitter.com/cKrKG5vFP1
— The Hill (@thehill) May 19, 2016
