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CNN projects Hillary Clinton wins DC Primary, the final contest in the Democratic nomination process.

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Source: McClatchy DC

A day after a mass shooting in Orlando, Democratic lawmakers erupted on the House floor with loud criticism of House Speaker Paul Ryan and other Republican leaders for leaving the nation's gun laws untouched. Some protested by leaving the House floor during a moment of silence honoring the victims.

Democrats yelled "Where's the bill?" and "No leadership!" Monday evening after Ryan held a moment of silence for 49 people killed at an Orlando nightclub early Sunday.

The disruption came after South Carolina Rep. Jim Clyburn, the No. 3 Democrat in the House, attempted to ask Ryan on the floor when bills curbing gun use would be considered. Before Clyburn could finish, Ryan ruled his question out of order and directed the House to move to the next vote.

After the disruption, House Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi told reporters Democrats have "had enough" of moments of silence after mass shootings when Congress does not act to tighten gun laws.

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Members of Congress join the LGBT Congressional Staff Association and the Congressional Muslim Staff Association for a prayer and moment of silence on the steps of the Capitol to stand in solidarity with the Orlando community and to remember the victims of Sunday's shooting at an LGBT night club, in Washington, Monday, June 13, 2016. Father Patrick J. Conroy, center, chaplain of the House of Representatives, delivered an interfaith message. J. Scott Applewhite AP Photo

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This is good

Hopefully Hillary's campaign's organizational strength will benefit campus outreach by this new hire in a way that actually mobilizes these voters.

"Opponent damages himself so colossally", "masterful" coordination between WH and campaign, "THIS is when people are tuning in and making up their minds", Trump has "totally undermined his credibility so anything he says about the Clintons" is worthless.

Pretty much wall to wall positive coverage for Hillary and Dems this morning on MSNBC, except for generous interruptions of disastrous coverage for Trump.

Freakiest Friday.

Feels like things are how they are supposed to be. And OBAMA!? As a surrogate? He's a force of nature. I watched him do the thank you note bit on Fallon, re-establishing his value as the guy you just want to see and hear again, reminding everyone of how much fun this is going to be.

"Thank you, Congress, for spending 8 years wishing you could replace me with a Republican, or to put it another way" -pic of Trump appears in corner of screen, as the president finishes in the dope-est, sexiest, most shade-tossing delivery evah- "How do ya like me now?"

I looooooove him and his obvious affection and respect for our candidate. Between Sen Warren, Pres Obama and Uncle Joe, Hillary must be feeling so refreshed and supported and strong.

Here are the headlines (photos at link)

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News of the first female major-party presidential nominee reaches the woman arrested in 1872 for trying to vote.
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