Politics P.M.: Kanye West said he'll run for president in 2020. Here's how political Twitter reacted.

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Politics moves fast — stay updated as you end the day Kanye West said he’ll run for president in 2020. Here’s how political Twitter reacted. By Elise Viebeck The idea of Kanye running for president is less difficult to imagine in the age of Donald Trump.  Read full article » Rafael Cruz: My Canadian-born son can be president By James Hohmann Rafael Cruz suggested that the lingering questions, which are mostly being raised by far-right blogs, are really part of an effort to marginalize and diminish his son by the GOP establishment.  Read full article » Energy Department will pay you $5,000 to design a new logo for plug-in cars By Colby Itkowitz The contest is to help increase awareness of plug-in electric vehicles.   Read full article » Hacking endangers U.S. agents, cyber sanctions in the works, surveillance court battle continues By Elise Viebeck   Read full article » Planned Parenthood’s lobbying effort; pay raises for federal workers; and the future Fed rates By Kelsey Snell Your daily roundup of budget and tax news.  Read full article » Sanctions for China, Islamic State’s path of destruction, K-Pop for North Korea, and border walls everywhere By Karoun Demirjian A morning roundup of defense and foreign policy news.  Read full article »   The Post recommends: The 5-Minute Fix Keep up with politics with Amber Phillips three times a week. Sign me up   Medical errors are up at VA hospitals, but they’re actually doing less to figure out why By Lisa Rein VA officials told auditors they don't know why hospitals are doing fewer investigations of preventable medical errors.  Read full article » Kanye West’s flirtation with a 2020 run generates online buzz that he could partner with Donald Trump By James Hohmann   Read full article »                      You received this e-mail because you signed up for the Politics P.M. newsletter. For additional free newsletters or to manage your newsletters, click here. We respect your privacy. If you believe that this e-mail has been sent to you in error, or you no longer wish to receive e-mail from The Washington Post, click here. Contact us for help. ©2015 The Washington Post  |  1150 15th St NW, Washington, DC 20071