Pennsylvania’s electors, greeted by protesters, vote for Trump; Preparing for 2018, top GOP House outside groups hire manager of successful Senate campaign in Ohio; The full transcript from the Trump transition team’s Monday call to reporters; Rubio reshuffles staff, tapping top campaign aide to replace current chief; The Daily 202: Liberal hypocrisy abounds as electoral college votes; Why there’s a battle royale to lead the Democratic Party, and what it means for the Trump era; Wage a ‘straight-out war’ on federal bureaucracy, Gingrich urges Trump; The most popular fact checks of 2016; On New York’s Fifth Avenue, Trump’s White House North; For a president-elect who touts ‘America first,’ Russian hacking poses a problem; Trump is stoking his base on his pre-inaugural tour. But is he building bridges?;
 
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The electoral college is poised to pick Trump, despite push to dump him
The 538 electors are meeting Monday in state capitals to cast their ballots.
Pennsylvania’s electors, greeted by protesters, vote for Trump
“I feel like he’s unfit to be president, and I’m trying to persuade the electors of that,” one protester said. “I’m not optimistic.”
 
Preparing for 2018, top GOP House outside groups hire manager of successful Senate campaign in Ohio
The American Action Network and the Congressional Leadership Fund have hired the campaign manager of Sen. Rob Portman's impressive 2016 victory.
 
The full transcript from the Trump transition team’s Monday call to reporters
The daily update.
 
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Rubio reshuffles staff, tapping top campaign aide to replace current chief
Clint Reed will replace Alberto Martinez. Martinez will serve as a senior adviser.
 
The Daily 202: Liberal hypocrisy abounds as electoral college votes
Electors face threats in quixotic effort to deny Trump the presidency
 
Why there’s a battle royale to lead the Democratic Party, and what it means for the Trump era
For the party that doesn't control the White House, the party chair is a big deal.
 
Wage a ‘straight-out war’ on federal bureaucracy, Gingrich urges Trump
The former House speaker launched an assault on the VA workforce.
 
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The most popular fact checks of 2016
Here are the 10 fact checks that most captivated — or angered — readers in 2016.
 
On New York’s Fifth Avenue, Trump’s White House North
After the president-elect takes office, his home base is poised to see continued bustle.
 
For a president-elect who touts ‘America first,’ Russian hacking poses a problem
So far, instead of denouncing Moscow’s interference in the U.S. election, Trump seems to be focused on shielding himself from criticism.
 
Trump is stoking his base on his pre-inaugural tour. But is he building bridges?
Trump’s road show, which ended Saturday in Mobile, Ala., has focused on settling scores instead of healing the wounds of the campaign.
 
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