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TO THE VICTIMS: We can only reiterate the words of the Judge in leaving your harm, anger, hurt, injury in that courtroom.  The names of those who ignored or covered-up LARRY NASSAR's crimes and abuse need to be revealed and prosecuted if possible.  Tragically, there are some ill-informed folks who still deny LARRY NASSAR's abuse, ignoring those who bravely stepped forward. PLEASE INFORM YOURSELVES OF YOUR IGNORANCE!  There are surely others still suffering in silence or those who couldn't afford the travel.  This is a tragedy of unparalleled proportions on young women, CHILDREN we can't even grasp.  PLEASE DON'T KILL HIM IN PRISON! LARRY NASSAR DESERVES TO SPEND EVERY DAY OF HIS SENTENCE. MAY HE LIVE LONG!  29 January 18 AM It's Live on the HomePage Now: Reader Supported News People Are Helping, But We Are Still Way Short - We sincerely thank those who are helping out. It’s making a big difference. We are, however, still way short ...

29 January 18 AM It's Live on the HomePage Now:   Reader Supported News People Are Helping, But We Are Still Way Short - We sincerely thank those who are helping out. It’s making a big difference. We are, however, still way short for January, way short. Need a hand here pretty badly. Can you help? / Marc Ash, Founder Reader Supported News Sure, I'll make a donation! Marc Ash | It Will Soon Be Trump's Time in the Barrel  Marc Ash, Reader Supported News   Ash writes: "Mueller is playing a chess game, and he's playing to win."   READ MORE Dahlia Lithwick | Jeff Sessions Is Betraying His Own DOJ   Dahlia Lithwick, Slate   Lithwick writes: "Jeff Sessions playing a dangerous rhetorical game - and giving life to baseless Republican attacks on the department's credibility."   READ MORE In Bizarre Reversal Under Trump, Consumer Agency Reveals Moves to Protect Payday Lenders   David Lazarus, Los Angeles Times   Lazaraus writes: "In w...

   Koch network donors growing nervous about losing their majorities in the midterms Charles Koch delivers welcoming remarks on Saturday at his network's seminar in California. (Photo by The Seminar Network)   BY JAMES HOHMANN with Breanne Deppisch and Joanie Greve THE BIG IDEA: INDIAN WELLS, Calif.—The daughter of a Nebraska trucking magnate urged a ballroom of deep-pocketed donors gathered here Sunday to reach deeper into those pockets to protect the electoral gains that the Koch network has made in recent years. “This midterm is going to be  hard ,” said Gail Werner-Robertson. “We need everybody to help. We can’t lose the progress that you all have fought so hard for. So I would tell everybody to get ready to fight. Get ready to double down.” Turning to billionaire industrialist Charles Koch, she quipped: “I’m happily helping my dad spend my inheritance and moving much of it your direction.” Werner-Robertson is one of 550 m...