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Good morning.

I'm James Holman from the Washington Post and this is the Daily

202 for Thursday, March 5th. In today's news, the US health system is

showing why it's not ready for a coronavirus pandemic.

John Roberts rebukes Chuck Schumer,

and a linguist for the Pentagon is charged with espionage.

But first, the big idea. Mike Bloomberg dropped out of the presidential race yesterday and endorsed Joe Biden.

Bernie Sanders, who lost 10 of the 14 state primaries to Biden on Super Tuesday,

adopted a more aggressive tone with the former vice president and Elizabeth Warren flew home to

Boston to reassess her campaign weighing whether to end her bid and allow liberals in the

party to unite behind Sanders the way moderates have coalesced for Biden.

Biden and Sanders are now preparing to catapult their Canada season to a new round of contests

over the next two Tuesdays when 10 more states will vote and award nearly 900 additional delegates, a stretch that could determine the winner.

Voter turnout in several states was dramatically higher on Tuesday than in 2016,

with Democratic voters motivated to choose a nominee who they

hope can unseat President Trump.

But Sanders, whose campaign has long argued that it was expanding the electorate with new younger

voters, conceded that had not happened.

For months Sanders has had trouble taking a sharp line against Biden

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