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Sanders not backing Schumer for majority leader

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Schumer Claims Unity as Sanders, Slotkin, 5 Senators-Elect Oppose Him (shares Bernie Sanders and Chuck Schumer); (shares Bernie Sanders and Chuck Schumer)

Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders has added his name to the growing list of liberal-minded lawmakers asking Chuck Schumer to hand over the reins of the Senate. “I like Chuck. Nobody works harder than Chuck Schumer,” Sanders said at a joint press conference with Senator Elissa Slotkin Tuesday.

The Washington Times didn’t include a summary, so this is The New Republic’s, from its report on the same story.²

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First with it: Breitbart, 1 hr 14 min before anyone else.

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Time	Newsroom	Total
3:45am AEDT	Breitbart	1
4:59am AEDT	The Washington Times	2
5:21am AEDT	Bloomberg	3
5:28am AEDT	The Hill	4
6:59am AEDT	The New Republic	5
7:39am AEDT	CBS News	6
7:40am AEDT	NBC News	7
8:34am AEDT	ABC News	8
8:47am AEDT	Hindustan Times	9
9:16am AEDT	The Guardian	10
9:26am AEDT	PBS News	11
12:37pm AEDT	The New York Times	12
1:49pm AEDT	The Globe and Mail	13

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