Bernie Sanders raised more than $34.5 million within the remaining three months of 2019, a substantial sum that exceeds the two different Democratic presidential candidates who have announced their hauls up to now in that period.

The Vermont senator, who disclosed the quantity Thursday morning, brought in a complete of about $96 million last yr from greater than 5 million contributions. The marketing campaign’s average donation was $18.

Sanders’ robust fundraising finish — the strongest quarter any Democratic presidential candidate introduced up to now for 2019 — will give his candidacy a lift of excellent publicity in the weeks ahead of the Iowa caucuses, in addition to the cash to energy him via the first. It additionally makes him a prime, and perhaps the perfect, fundraiser of the sector last yr.

Former South Bend (Ind.) Mayor Pete Buttigieg stated he introduced in $24.7 million within the ultimate three months of 2019. Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren has not but announced her donations, but lowered expectations when she revealed a objective of bringing in $20 million, which is less than the quantity she pulled in through the earlier quarter.

Former Vice President Joe Biden has not stated how much he acquired within the final three months of 2019. Hawaii Rep. Tulsi Gabbard stated she raised $three.4 million in that period.

Sanders’ group is seizing on his haul to be able to argue that he is the strongest candidate to tackle President Donald Trump.

“He's proving each day that working-class People are ready and prepared to completely fund a campaign that stands up for them and takes on the most important firms and the rich,” stated marketing campaign supervisor Faiz Shakir in a press release. “You build a grassroots motion to beat Donald Trump and create a political revolution one $18 donation at a time, and that’s exactly why Bernie is going to win.”

The Sanders marketing campaign stated it acquired contributions from 40,000 new donors on the last day of the yr. Its greatest month was December, when it reaped more than $18 million from 900,000-plus contributions.

The Sanders group stated “greater than 99.9 %” of its contributors haven't given the utmost donation — and may subsequently donate once more. Sanders has criticized Biden and Buttigieg for raising cash from billionaires. He made the difficulty the subject of a current TV advert in Iowa, though he doesn’t identify names within the spot.

Sanders stated almost 300,000 new donors gave to him final quarter. He didn't reveal the amount of cash he has available.

In addition to the roughly $96 million raised, Sanders has transferred almost $13 million from different marketing campaign accounts.

The Sanders marketing campaign stated that the most common occupation listed by his donors within the last quarter was instructor. Amazon, Starbucks, Walmart, Goal and america Postal Service have been probably the most frequent employers, in accordance with the campaign.


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GORHAM, N.H. — Sen. Amy Klobuchar acknowledges that Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren are going to wash up right here. However she sees a path to achievement by discovering voters to whom they've little attraction — like those that are so independent-minded they voted for each Barack Obama and Donald Trump.

It exhibits in each piece of her technique, from the towns she visits to her stump speech. And in a state where the most important voting bloc, 43 %, is independents, it’s a recreation plan her marketing campaign thinks will create an Election Day surprise.

Klobuchar’s state director stated they’re targeted on locations other candidates have prevented, particularly the cities that went to Obama in 2008 and 2012, however then voted for Trump in 2016.

“Those are actually lots of communities that are typically bellwethers or communities that have an effect on New Hampshire outcomes,” stated Scott Merrick. “Whether they're Democrats and they will vote for extra average candidates or they're really undeclared voters who combine it up.”

Klobuchar spent hours in a type of cities, Claremont, on Tuesday delivering her stump speech and taking questions in a standing-room-only corridor crammed with over 300 individuals.

It’s one of the poorest cities in the state, struggling for many years to fund its public faculties and appeal to new business. Simply outdoors the venue sat a home crumbling underneath the wet snow, with its home windows boarded up and saplings pushing out from between the peeling picket siding.

Obama gained Claremont with more than 60 % of the vote in both 2008 and 2012. In 2016, Trump narrowly flipped it away from Democrats with 51 %.

However University of New Hampshire pollster Andy Smith stated “Obama-Trump” voters only characterize around three % of the citizens and questioned whether or not there are sufficient of them who vote in the Democratic main to make a difference.

“A small proportion of the New Hampshire citizens voted for Obama in 2012 and for Trump in 2016, but they will not have a lot influence in the main,” he stated.

For that purpose, the Klobuchar marketing campaign can also be concentrating on historically Republican towns which were primarily ignored by other campaigns. One instance is Wolfeboro, where opulent mansions like Mitt Romney’s $10 million, seven-bedroom summer time residence with a personal boathouse overlook Lake Winnipesaukee. On Sunday, 200 individuals attended her city hall there.



Klobuchar’s most up-to-date debate performance has made a difference — notably the following spike in fundraising. The campaign stated they are diverting assets to New Hampshire out of the $1 million Klobuchar raised following her well-received debate performance in December although they declined to reveal how much.

A number of the cash is being used to double their area employees, from 10 to 20 organizers, and up their advertising price range for January. The campaign’s advertising spending in the Boston media market dropped considerably from greater than $500,000 in October to just $20,000 in November and $50,000 in December, in line with Advertising Analytics, a tracking firm. They plan to launch a television advert right here next week.

Nonetheless, even doubling the dimensions of her employees footprint on the ground doesn’t land Klobuchar anyplace close to the presence of the top-tier campaigns, some of which have almost a hundred organizers to knock on doorways and make telephone calls.

A dozen Democrats and political watchers, including supporters, stated a third-place finish here can be an enormous victory. They largely agree she is seeing a surge, leading to a renewed interest from voters to attend a city hall, but marvel if will probably be enough to vault her from the back of the pack.

With 40 days to go before the primary main in the nation, it would take an enormous funding for Klobuchar’s campaign operation right here to match the dimensions of better funded campaigns.

“It’s a crowded area and at the least 5 other campaigns have built a stronger floor recreation — spending months organizing and recruiting volunteers for the final push,” stated a senior Democratic marketing campaign operative.

Smith questioned whether or not the info from polls backed up the current attention Klobuchar has been getting.

“The media needs one thing that is new and totally different, and I assume that’s actually what is occurring together with her,” he stated. “Aside from somewhat little bit of a lift in poll numbers, she hasn’t raised some huge cash, she hasn’t been getting a whole lot of endorsements, but she’s been getting extra news protection though.”

In the final three polls right here — all of which have been within the area prior to the Dec. 19 debate Klobuchar has averaged two %.

“Should you simply don’t have the campaign assets that others have, you must actually matter on catching hearth at the finish as a result of you haven’t had a chance to construct out your marketing campaign operation,” Smith stated. “They have a nasty hand of playing cards that they’re enjoying, they usually’re making an attempt to play them as greatest as they will.”

In an interview with POLITICO, Klobuchar stated she thinks her potential to win rural, unbiased voters in her house state of Minnesota interprets to New Hampshire.

“These are the issues I do not assume individuals would perceive which are my secret sauce for why I might do very properly right here,” she stated, adding that she might rise in the polls if more individuals heard her converse. “I feel not everybody is aware of who I'm, and that might be an enormous miss for me.”

That type is as familiar and straightforward to digest as her favorite lunchtime meal: a baked potato. As she unfold butter on one throughout a break in her three-day campaign swing right here, she provided up how she may be a kind of consolation meals for voters. She stated she is closest in type and substance to the state’s prime elected Democrats and her policies are most interesting to average voters, together with independents who might have voted for Trump.

“That’s truthful so long as you add chives,” stated former state Rep. Jay Phinizy, an early Klobuchar supporter. “What’s impractical about most people is that they speak about all these fantastic concepts — not making an attempt to denigrate them — but within the process, no one else has provided a sensible software of how one can get stuff finished. She has experience doing that within the Senate.”


In a single day on the trail, Klobuchar invoked the names of the state’s common senators, Maggie Hassan and Jeanne Shaheen, more than twenty occasions. She’s develop into so close to Hassan they play the New York Occasions mini-crossword puzzle each day to see who can finish the quickest. (Hassan holds the lead at 11 seconds. “Every thing simply clicked,” Hassan stated in a text message to Klobuchar.)

“I feel that individuals are not all the time targeted on how comparable my strategy and voting document is to the two senators right here,” Klobuchar stated. She stated the three of them is probably not the loudest in the Senate but know learn how to quietly work the levers to get bills passed.

“Maggie and Jeannie and I are all the time within the bipartisan groups,” she stated.

In type and substance, she matches Shaheen and Hassan on the stump greater than the other senators in the race. All three usually keep away from rah-rah rhetoric in their speeches, as an alternative focusing on calmly highlighting what they’ve completed in Congress. None of them help versions of Medicare for All or free school for all being provided up the extra liberal wing of the get together.

Klobuchar doesn’t point out that detail in her stump speech but is comfortable to riff about how plans proposed by Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders gained’t work if a voter asks.

Her supporters hope she’s seeing a wave and never a peak.

“She’s sluggish and regular and I feel it’s going to be building up to Iowa and New Hampshire,” stated former state Lawyer Basic Joe Foster, who noticed 14 candidates before deciding on Klobuchar. “She’s getting attention at simply the fitting time.”


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CONCORD, N.H. — The labor unions that powered Bernie Sanders to a decisive victory here in 2016 are declining to get on board his campaign this time around — a possible warning sign for the neighbor-state senator’s hopes of a repeat efficiency.

One of many largest labor groups, which represents greater than 10,000 New Hampshire state staff, broke with its national management when it issued an early endorsement of Sanders in the 2016 main. Electrical staff joined a coalition of other unions to turbocharge the Sanders turnout operation that yr.

Now, each organizations are remaining on the sidelines, refusing to select a single candidate when several would go well with them advantageous. Sanders goes to nice lengths to lure their help — his marketing campaign just lately provided a free steak dinner to union members and hosted a rally for state staff who are preventing for a brand new contract. However nothing has moved the needle.

“There's numerous candidates talking about what he talked about final time,” stated Wealthy Gulla, the president of SEIU 1984, which represents the state’s staff. “Take a look at the sector and take a look at the polling. I might speak to a dozen totally different members and get a dozen totally different responses on who they like. There's simply too many in the area proper now to slender that down.”

Whilst Sanders stays a top-tier contender in New Hampshire, the resistance of the state’s labor motion underscores the problem he faces four years after he thrashed Hillary Clinton right here with 60 % of the vote.

The Vermont senator had developed close ties with labor leaders within the state properly earlier than his 2016 victory, together with being invited to headline the annual AFL-CIO Labor Day breakfast so typically that native Democrats privately complained they weren’t being provided the highest spot.

However now, different candidates are operating on an analogous agenda, and these sympathetic to Sanders’ trigger stated they have a robust incentive to carry back for worry of choosing the fallacious horse.


Joe Biden, who gained the help of state and national firefighters in the spring, has long been fashionable in the labor motion. Elizabeth Warren can also be seen as a robust labor candidate, though she has not yet secured an endorsement from a New Hampshire union.

Greater than a dozen New Hampshire labor leaders stated Sanders no longer has a monopoly on issues necessary to them like he did in 2016.

This yr, Gulla stated his union might not endorse a candidate before the primary, despite the fact that Sanders has now achieved two major occasions with members in the previous few weeks.

Likewise, the state chapter of the Worldwide Brotherhood of Electrical Staff — which endorsed Sanders as early as fall of 2015, then vigorously campaigned for him for greater than 4 months — is sitting it out this yr.

“Last time, it was a real robust push from the membership to go out and endorse Bernie,” stated Denis R. Beaudoin, the enterprise supervisor, adding there isn't any “huge push” to endorse anybody this election: “Everyone is working, we’re all busy.”

Labor was an important a part of Sanders’ grass-roots coalition that Clinton’s marketing campaign struggled to compete with, ultimately dropping to him in New Hampshire by more than 22 points.

“To have one of the largest unions in the state come out towards their nationwide leadership and endorse Bernie Sanders over Hillary Clinton made a huge distinction in the consequence,” Kurt Ehrenberg, Sanders’ former New Hampshire political director. “It sent a sign not solely to the progressive group that Bernie was for actual however to your complete country that this was really going to occur, and we’re nonetheless feeling the reverberations of that as we speak.”

Labor isn’t ditching Sanders so much as it is staying out of the primary fray. New Hampshire is following a national development, which has seen all but a handful of unions staying out of the race. Only Biden has a big union in his camp, the Worldwide Association of Hearth Fighters, but that endorsement was made by the union’s national management in March.

Sanders secured the endorsement of the state’s postal staff union, which represents slightly below a thousand individuals. But even that endorsement didn’t stem from a groundswell of membership help. As an alternative, it was a member of Sanders’ local steering committee, Janice Kelbe, who realized just lately the union hadn’t endorsed yet. She made a motion in entrance of a union assembly just lately and it was unanimously accredited by the members in attendance, about 40 individuals.

Sanders is leaning on long-standing relationships to shore up his help, persevering with to make calls to union activists to make his case. The marketing campaign has additionally tasked a number of staffers at the nationwide and regional ranges with boosting his labor backing, together with Kevin Cooper, the deputy nationwide political director, and Sheila Healy, the New England labor outreach director.

“We did not do steak-and-potato dinners [in 2016], but he is doing loads of things totally different this time,” stated Julia Barnes, Sanders’ New Hampshire state director over the past election. “There's a much more vital political outreach program this time around.”



On an operational degree, Barnes stated union members who showed up to help the 2016 campaign after an official endorsement from their union powered the marketing campaign’s volunteer operation.

“Our labor brothers and sisters are superb organizers and exceptional volunteers and including their gusto to our operation was superb,” she stated. “It was like being in a very robust battle and then seeing really great buddies present up to battle with you proper and there was an exceptional morale increase and camaraderie in their connection to our campaign.”

Barnes continues to be a Sanders supporter however just isn't working for him this election.

Sanders’ current state director downplayed the shortage of official union endorsements.

“My understanding it's a good thing that the unions are having a extra inclusive and transparent process to make it possible for their endorsement is reflective of their membership,” stated Shannon Jackson. “We're making an attempt to get (the state staff) endorsement simply as much as anyone else.”

Inside labor halls, members are divided about who to help. In interviews, labor leaders stated they have gone out of their approach not to push endorsements for worry of upsetting their dwindling and divided membership.

These native officials stated they are extra targeted on making sure their members are knowledgeable, as an alternative of trying to flex their muscle in the main. They're going out of their method to ensure their conferences with candidates aren't only open to membership, but recorded in order that the rank-and-file can watch later.

New Hampshire Home Majority Leader Doug Ley, who additionally serves as president of the state’s American Federation of Academics chapter, stated it's clear labor won't have a unified voice this election.

“There are different candidates which might be truthfully chopping into Bernie's help,” he stated, adding that Warren appeals to the similar demographic.

“You want virtually like a razor blade to separate a few of these people on points,” he stated. “It's actually not much of a difference on the kinds of issues of concern for us.”


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A long-awaited report this week from the Department of Homeland Safety discovered security problems with the computer techniques that a North Carolina county used to deal with voter knowledge in the course of the 2016 election — but no proof that Russian hackers had breached them.

Nonetheless, the evaluate is unlikely to totally resolve questions surrounding the county’s use of software offered by the Florida company VR Methods, which — as POLITICO reported last week — have added to broader doubts concerning the security of election know-how that People will use at the polls in 2020.

Specialists contacted by POLITICO stated the brand new DHS analysis has its share of holes — as an example, failing to look at all the pc techniques the Russians might have focused. They usually famous that officers in Durham County, N.C., had waited until a few week after Election Day to preserve some probably essential evidence.

“I feel [the investigation is] incomplete,” says Jake Williams a former NSA hacker who's founder of the safety agency Rendition Infosec and trains forensic analysts. “It’s the most effective investigation that can be carried out underneath the circumstances. We can’t examine what we don’t have, [and] numerous the crucial proof is lacking.”

Amongst different safety points, the closely redacted DHS report signifies that someone had used a “high worth” desktop pc dealing with Durham County’s voter-registration knowledge to access a private Gmail account on Election Day. The report supplies a lengthy listing of strategies — all blacked out — for a way the county can improve the security of its election infrastructure.

Election officials in North Carolina — a state President Donald Trump carried by more than 170,000 votes — nonetheless stated the evaluate resolved the extra dire questions about issues that arose in Durham County in 2016, which contributed to lengthy strains at the polls that deterred an unknown variety of voters from casting ballots. The report exhibits “that outdoors interference did not play an element in what happened in Durham County,” stated Noah Grant, a spokesman for the North Carolina Board of Elections, which had requested for the federal examination.

But DHS’ findings are literally extra slender than that conclusion, the specialists consulted by POLITICO say, and indicate solely that malware was not found on the techniques that investigators examined. Williams stated the DHS report doesn’t utterly close the door on the likelihood that Russian hackers might have been inside Durham County’s computers.

DHS’ Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Safety Company launched the evaluate in June 2019, three years after problems arose with the VR Techniques software used for managing voter lists and signing in voters.

VR Techniques has previously attracted consideration because of government studies that Russian nation-state hackers had tried to breach its pc networks two months earlier than the 2016 election. The company says these attempts have been unsuccessful, however last yr’s release of special prosecutor Robert Mueller’s report on Russian election interference renewed curiosity in VR Techniques, the issues in Durham, and whether or not the 2 have been related, when it indicated that an election firm was successfully hacked by the Russians in 2016 and had malware installed on its network. Although the report didn't id the company by identify, the outline of the victim on this and other government paperwork matches VR Techniques.

A earlier investigation of Durham County’s issues, carried out by a safety agency hired by the county in 2016, had pointed to errors by poll staff and election staff as the possible cause — but that probe didn’t look at the computer methods themselves for evidence of foul play. DHS later examined VR Methods’ community in 2018 at the firm’s request and located no signs of malware, however the evaluation didn’t occur until two years after the tried Russian breach. If the hackers have been successful in breaching the corporate's network, they might have erased their tracks in the interval.


A VR Methods spokesman expressed satisfaction Tuesday with the newest DHS report, saying it exhibits that the corporate software program used in Durham’s polling places “was not breached or compromised.”

"We're pleased however not stunned to study that the Department of Homeland Safety evaluate found no proof of malware or a cybersecurity attack related to the Durham County election in 2016," spokesman Ben Martin stated in a press release.

Election integrity activists aren’t so fast to simply accept the outcomes, nevertheless, provided that evidence used within the investigation wasn’t gathered on Election Day.

“Absence of proof should not be mistaken for proof of absence,” stated Susan Greenhalgh, vice chairman of coverage and packages for Nationwide Election Protection Coalition. “I might hope the lesson discovered right here is that we must be vigilant about irregularities from their onset … and promptly initiate investigations to rule out malicious cyber occasions.”

Usually, forensic investigations look at mirror photographs of a pc system or system, captured at the time they experience issues to preserve the state of the system’s onerous drive. In this case, although, the picture of a important county desktop pc that DHS examined was not captured until “mid-November” 2016, in response to the DHS report launched this week. This was no less than a week after the Nov. eight election.

The VR Methods software program in query isn't used to forged ballots or rely votes, so hackers could not have exploited it to instantly change vote totals. However the software issues skilled in Durham County pointed to a number of the other ways in which cyberattacks can intrude with elections — for example, by blocking voters from the polls and inflicting long strains that depress turnout.

Cybersecurity specialists have grow to be more and more concerned about the vulnerabilities of the vendors, software program suppliers and different election third events as conduits for hackers to attack crucial election techniques.

The newest DHS probe did not take another take a look at VR’s networks. As an alternative, the investigators appeared only at two dozen laptops that Durham County had used as so-called digital poll books to examine in voters at the polls within the 2016 election. The investigation additionally involved a desktop pc that dealt with voter-registration data and 21 flash drives that county staff used to transfer these voter data from the desktop pc to the laptops.

The problems in Durham began on Nov. 6, the Sunday earlier than the election, when a county employee found it was taking eight to 10 occasions longer than regular to switch that voter knowledge from the desktop pc to 227 flash drives — a problem that a VR Methods employee tried to help troubleshoot the following day by gaining remote access to the desktop pc. If VR Methods had been hacked, the latter might have probably opened a gateway for the hackers to cross from VR Techniques’ community to the county's pc. On Election Day, a few of the laptops being used as electronic poll books crashed or froze or displayed false info, comparable to incorrectly indicating that a voter had already voted.

The county switched to utilizing paper printouts of the voter rolls to include the problem, but that answer brought on in depth delays at some precincts.

The DHS investigation examined only a subset of the 227 laptops and flash drives the county utilized in that election; its report signifies that investigators discovered no malware on the laptops they examined, the USB drives or the county desktop pc and no proof that malicious code had once been put in and deleted. A DHS official advised POLITICO that the company also discovered no signs of more refined methods that expert attackers may use to cover their tracks.

The DHS investigators also concluded that while Durham’s desktop pc included a software program device that would permit somebody to entry and control it remotely, the device had by no means been used. The report doesn’t clarify how they reached that conclusion, although, and Williams stated some kinds of remote-control software program make it straightforward to stop correct monitoring by deleting a log file.

System directors normally use remote-access software program tools to troubleshoot a system, however its inclusion in a computer used for operating elections raised purple flags with security specialists.

The investigators did find that a screen-sharing device had been used on the Durham system, however this is able to have allowed somebody solely to view the pc’s display with out with the ability to interact with it. The software was utilized in November 2016, in accordance with the report, which suggests that this may increasingly have been what VR Methods used as half of its pre-election troubleshooting.

But VR Techniques’ access to that system wasn't the one potential gateway for the Russian hackers to breach the county’s desktop pc that handled voter knowledge. The DHS report indicates that someone using that county pc on Election Day accessed his or her personal Gmail account and in addition clicked on an internet site link, using the computer's browser. If the website had been a malicious one, it might have surreptitiously downloaded malware to the county pc. The DHS report, nevertheless, says investigators discovered no indicators in this case that anything was downloaded to the pc from the location or that the location was malicious.

Requested if the state’s board of elections plans to situation new security directions to counties before the 2020 elections to enhance safety practices around their election methods, Grant advised POLITICO, “We will probably be sending an in depth safety memo to all county boards within the very close to future, which is in addition to the present safety measures which might be in place at both the state and county degree."


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Former first daughter Jenna Bush Hager had an enormous 2019, highlighted by the start of her new son Henry in August.

After celebrating her first Christmas as a mom of three final week, posting a joyful album of pictures to Instagram celebrating her new child son Hal’s first holiday season, Jenna, 38, rang within the new yr with a waterside dawn and sunset.

Jenna’s first submit came on Tuesday night time, simply because the solar was setting. The At this time co-host posed on the sand together with her husband Henry Hager and their two daughters — 4-year-old Poppy Louise and 6-year-old Margaret “Mila” Laura — all with massive smiles on their faces.

“Last sunset of the last decade that brought us these two lovely women and their baby brother,” Jenna captioned the first shot. “How fantastic life is! Hoping 2020 brings you all the enjoyment we get from watching the world by means of our babes’ eyes. ????????⭐

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On Wednesday, Jenna gathered her household collectively again to pose for pictures in entrance of the first dawn of 2020.

This time, the complete Bush/Hager clan was pictured, together with baby Hal, Jenna’s twin sister Barbara Bush Pierce Coyne and her husband Craig Coyne, and the sister’s mother and father George W. Bush and Barbara Bush.

The second picture featured Jenna’s family, while the third confirmed Henry cuddling his baby boy.

“New yr’s first sun. Every little thing is beautiful in its time Ecclesiastes three:11,” she wrote beside the photos. “He has made every part lovely in its time. He has also set eternity in the human coronary heart; but nobody can fathom what God has achieved from beginning to finish.”

View this post on Instagram New year’s first sun. Everything is beautiful in its time Ecclesiastes 3:11 He has made everything beautiful in its time. He has also set eternity in the human heart; yet no one can fathom what God has done from beginning to end.

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The new photographs come shortly after Jenna posted an cute collection of Christmas cards together with her three youngsters through the holidays final week. The Right now co-host and her husband welcomed Hal on August 2 this yr.

Jenna informed PEOPLE back in November that she and her husband Henry, 41, are basking in their rising family.

“Each time anyone walks in, we go, ‘Welcome to the nut house.’ Who says that? I do,” she joked.

Jenna’s busy 2019 picked up in November after returning full time to the At present present alongside co-host Hoda Kotb after which embarking on a nine-stop ebook tour quickly after together with her twin sister to advertise their youngsters’s guide Sisters First, launched in early December.

View this post on Instagram Happiest Hal-i-days!!!! 2019 sure has been sweet!! Thanks to all of you for your kindness and well wishes this year! May your days be warm and bright. And I’m so grateful to my talented friends @photonate and @chereeberrypaper!

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In true twin style, Barbara’s 2019 was simply as busy, with the other former first daughter hosting a second wedding ceremony ceremony together with her new husband Craig and later moved together with her husband from New York to Boston for grad faculty.

The couple had initially rushed their wedding ceremony ceremony last yr so as to be certain that late President George H. W. Bush was there to witness his granddaughter’s wedding ceremony. President George H. W. Bush passed a couple of weeks later.

“Doing as a lot as we will, whereas we've got the time with individuals we love right now, is what’s most necessary,” Barbara told PEOPLE forward of the primary ceremony in 2018.

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Barbara, 38, advised PEOPLE in November that she treasured the guide tour together with her twin sister, Jenna, saying they acquired to act like youngsters once more, watching films and enjoying on-tour slumber parties whereas they traveled from city-to-city.

“I used to be born with a companion to go through every thing with,” Barbara lately informed PEOPLE. “She’s my reference for the world.”

Jenna continued her travels late into 2019 with trip to Vietnam alongside former first woman Michelle Obama and actress Julia Roberts in early December to promote younger ladies’s schooling. On the emotional and empowering journey, the ladies met with young educators and younger ladies in faculties there to hear their tales and share them around the globe.

But despite her humanitarian trips, e-book excursions together with her sister and her massive return to the In the present day show, Jenna advised PEOPLE in November that her largest precedence is spending time together with her three youngsters.

“You hear these clichés in parenting they usually’re all true. ‘Time goes so fast.’ ‘The times are lengthy, however the years are brief.’ All of that may be a cliché as a result of it’s actual, but no one tells you about these little moments in parenting that may mean probably the most to you,” Jenna stated, adding, “Since Henry and I each have massive jobs, I’m hoping that our youngsters understand the most important job and the most important priority is them.”


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Kim Kardashian West is sharing her political aspirations with daughter North West!

On New Yr’s Eve, the truth star-turned-law-student revealed that she brought her eldest baby alongside together with her to the White House throughout one of the star’s 2019 visits to the Washington D.C. landmark.

Kardashian West shared the collection of White House photographs featuring North on her Instagram Story in a roundup of milestone occasions from final yr.

In one photograph, North stands alone within the Oval Office, sporting an extended white and silver embellished gown. In another photograph, Kardashian West sits together with her grandmother, MJ, underneath a portrait of George Washington whereas her daughter sits on her lap.

The ultimate photograph within the collection finds the mother kissing her daughter in entrance of the Oval Workplace’s well-known bay home windows behind the president’s iconic desk.

Different events from the mother of 4’s roundup included household pictures from their residence in Los Angeles to their many trips around the globe, milestone moments together with her well-known sisters, numerous trend tributes together with to her new model SKIMS and the truth star visiting incarcerated women and men in prisons.

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Kardashian West has made several journeys to the White House, working with the president to broaden prison reform initiatives. The star has additionally partnered with CNN commentator Van Jones and lawyer Jessica Jackson, co-founders of #minimize50, a national bipartisan advocacy group on criminal-justice reform.

As part of her work with the group, Kardashian West has been visiting prisons, petitioning governors, and attending meetings at the White House. Final yr, the truth star successfully petitioned the president to commute the life sentence of Alice Marie Johnson, a nonviolent drug offender.

In June, the Keeping Up with the Kardashians star appeared on Capitol Hill to announce a brand new ride-sharing partnership for the formally incarcerated.

Taking the stage at the time, Kardashian West shared that it was “such an honor to be here at present.”

“My entire journey with felony justice reform started a few yr ago once I came to see the president after chatting with Ivanka and Jared who really fought for me to get right here. And I pled the case of Alice Johnson who the president granted clemency to. After that I actually spent so much time going to totally different prisons ’cause I really had no connection to anyone on the inside and actually simply felt like for me, I’m at the place in my life that I needed to make a difference and simply needed to do the correct thing, however I didn’t understand how or what to do or even really what was happening,“ she stated.

Reflecting on how a lot she’s discovered throughout her research, Kardashian West shared that although the federal government has taken steps in the direction of serving to former inmates get a recent begin, extra work must be completed nonetheless — particularly on the subject of discovering housing, in addition to transportation to and from job interviews and jobs.

“These individuals need to work they need one of the best consequence,” the mother shared, earlier than saying the new “ride-share partnership the place formally incarcerated individuals can be gifted present playing cards to allow them to get rides to and from job interviews jobs, relations and that is so necessary so wanted.”

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Through the occasion, Kardashian West was captured strolling via the White Home’s Colonnade, which connects the chief mansion to the West Wing, and inside Thursday’s ceremony while on the podium with President Donald Trump and later, sitting next to Ivanka Trump.

The truth star, who has begun a four-year apprenticeship with a regulation firm, has hopes of taking the bar in 2022, and making prison reform her main focus.

“It’s sort of crazy because I’m studying it all as I'm going,” she stated throughout an episode of KUWTK“I spend extra time on this than I do anything. It’s insane nevertheless it’s so fun to be round individuals which are tremendous sensible and get it and need the same factor.”


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