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It's Tuesday, July 30th. There's no right way to run for president, but it's awfully easy

to get dragged to the left. We start here.

2020 candidates arrive in Michigan to stake their claim in the Rust Belt.

People like Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren say the way to beat the president is just to mobilize the base.

But some Democrats are concerned they're already giving these states away.

The first brush strokes emerge in the portrait of a killer.

Shooting people in a mass way is a huge power search.

What we've learned about a mass shooter in California and what made him so difficult to stop.

And millennials aren't indoors on their phones all day.

They're outside on their phones all day.

The risk is places being loved to death.

The surge that had national parks overjoyed until they weren't.

From ABC News, this is Start Here.

I'm Brad Milky.

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