Morning Must Reads September 10
Anti-establishment fervor took over Washington Wednesday with a joint anti-Iran deal rally organized by the Tea Party Patriots that brought together Ted Cruz, Donald Trump, Sarah Palin, and the stars of Duck Dynasty, but their efforts can't undo the fact that the deal is all-but-certain to go into effect, with Democrats possessing enough votes to secure the agreement for President Obama. Conservative lawmakers such as Cruz and Rand Paul are giving GOP leadership trouble, as they call for the defunding of Planned Parenthood as part of a measure to keep the government open beyond this monthsetting up a potential shut down fight in the coming weeks. Hillary Clinton has assembled one of the most expansive teams of any presidential candidate in history, but it is a shadowy web of connected organizations run by a former critic that is doing her dirty work. David Brock, who runs Media Matters, Correct the Record, and sits on the board of the Clinton super PAC Priorities USA, among others, stands at the center of the Democratic machine defending Clinton from all comers and issuing propaganda to her supporters, TIME's Michael Scherer reports. Here are your must-reads, Must Reads, Hillary Clinton's Bulldog Once a part of the vast right-wing conspiracy' to destroy the Clintons, David Brock now savages the media from inside Hillaryland, TIME's Michael Scherer writes, Donald Trump and Ted Cruz Rally Against Iran Deal in Washington TIME's Alex Altman on a wild day in Washington, Trump Seriously On the Trail With the GOP's Tough Guy "I'm owned by the people. I'm no angel, but I'm going to do right by them." Rolling Stone, GOP Tries to Avert Shutdown as Right Spoils for Planned Parenthood Fight Leadership faces challenge from conservative wing over funding for controversial group Washington Post, Biden Takes his Pre-Campaign to Clinton's Turf Testing a progressive message in New York City Politico, Sound Off, "We will have so much winning when I get elected that you may get bored with winning."  Donald Trump at an anti-Iran nuclear deal rally in Washington on Wednesday, "We need to be clear-eyed about what we can expect from Iran  This isn't the start of some broader diplomatic opening and we shouldn't expect that this deal will lead to broader changes in their behavior."  Hillary Clinton on the Iran nuclear deal in a speech Wednesday, Bits and Bites, Congress Holds Tense Planned Parenthood Hearing TIME, Trump Wants CNN to Donate GOP Debate Proceeds to Veterans TIME, State Department Turns Over Fewer Clinton-Related Emails Than Judge Ordered Associated Press, Trump insults Fiorina in Rolling Stone Look at That Face!' CNN, Hillary Clinton Strikes a Hawkish Tone Defending Iran Nuclear Deal TIME, Bush Dings Trump as He Presents Tax Plan TIME