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Particular high school campus until a review of his actions has been performed. we should also mention that the new jersey attorney general's civil rights division now investigating this, looking into the possibility the bias was a factor in wednesday's incident. school district is offering a time line of what happened here. the varsity wrestler stepped onto the mat before the referee told him his head gear was not in compliance with the regulations. instead of forfeiting the match the wrestler agreed to have his hair cut on the spot. district saying none of his staff influenced the student in...

Will it disrupt the republicans? no. >> look, guys, from the hurricane that's coming through to biden wedding crashing, it just looks like we can't catch a break. i hate that the rnc is sending surrogates to the dnc crash that, biden is coming here. it looks so desperate. is this state of both campaigns that they have to send people over to crash our parties? it reeks of desperation and insecurity. >> i have the same thought. but when the romney campaign was sending their bus honking around the obama rallies, it just feels like middle school. it feels like. >> it's so childish. >> some of my t...

Mistake, a big analytical fault line that runs right underneath the way we cover the race for the presidency. we like to focus on characters and campaigns and people. we believe in ads and messaging and we believe in speeches. too often the way we understand presidential elections is really no different than the way we understood our high school elections. they're both just big popularity contests and the winner is whoever is cooler, whoever has a better campaign, whoever will buy us beer. and god bless the american voter for this. he doesn't and she doesn't get the credit they deserve. the am...

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House. and that's because these questions rely on a fallacy, a mistake, a big analytical fault line that runs right underneath the way we cover the race for the presidency. we like to focus on characters and campaigns and people. we believe in ads and messaging and we believe in speeches. too often the way we understand presidential elections is really no different than the way we understood our high school elections. they're both just big popularity contests and the winner is whoever is cooler, whoever has a better campaign, whoever will buy us beer. and god bless the american voter for this....