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Good morning. I'm James Holman from the Washington Post and this is the Daily 202 for Tuesday, October 16th.

In today's news, President Trump suggests rogue killers may have been behind

Jamal Keshoggi's murder. Jim Mattis has enacted very few large-scale changes

that will outlast his tenure as defense secretary.

And a federal judge not only dismisses Stormy Daniels's defamation lawsuit against the

president but orders her to pay Trump's legal bills. First though, the big idea. If you made a list five years ago

of national Democratic surrogates that a candidate in a purple state like

Wisconsin would want to campaign with, Kathleen Sebelius would not be on it.

Sebelius was the architect of the Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare, and she took much of the blame during the botched rollout of health care.gov back in 2013.

She was the avatar and the scapegoat for all the laws problems.

On Monday though the Democrat running against Republican Governor Scott Walker

welcomed her here with open arms.

Sebelia stumped in Milwaukee and then Madison.

She ripped Walker for not expanding Medicaid under the law

and warned that a lawsuit he's a party to could strip people here of coverage for

pre-existing conditions.

I don't know anybody who would say the federal government wants to give you a billion

dollars in a CEO of the state. I'm just going to say no.

Like politics with people's lives.

Let me make that clear.

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