POLITICO's Daily Digest for Tuesday November 17, 2015

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Clinton hits Sanders on middle class tax hikes

By Annie Karni

"The last thing you should do is cut their take-home pay right off the bat," a Clinton spokesman says.

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Why Al Gore won't endorse Hillary Clinton

By Darren Samuelsohn

People close to the former vice president say it's not just to preserve his leverage on climate change. There's more to the story.

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Insiders sharply divided over top economic priorities

By Ben White and Steven Shepard

Democrats overwhelmingly agree income inequality is main issue in primary, while two out of three Republicans point to growth.

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Jeb Bush loses TV ad edge to Marco Rubio

By Shane Goldmacher

Rubio's campaign is getting twice the ads for half the price of Bush's super PAC, undercutting his rival's cash advantage.

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After clash, more black lawmakers paying 'dues' to party

By Lauren French

Longtime tensions between the Congressional Black Caucus and the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee appear to be easing.

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Rubio: Cruz voted to 'weaken U.S. intelligence'

By Burgess Everett

The rivalry between the two Republican senators seeking the presidential nomination continues to grow.

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