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We have two important stories to share with you today. Did you know there's a contingent of GOP donors hoping that Mitt Romney will still jump into the race? Our Eliana Johnson and Elaina Plott report: Sentiments like these are bubbling up as some of the leading Republican contenders struggle with their campaign organizations and stumble on the trail. That Romney supporters, some of whom are personal friends of the family, are publicly airing their feelings right now also underscores the extent to which the rise of Donald Trump has unnerved the other candidates and thrown the race into disarray Read the FULL STORY HERE. *Donate to National Review HERE. . In our second story, Jillian Kay Melchior investigates the shady, long-term relationship between Donald Trump and Al Sharpton. Some of the connections appear rather scandalous: "Trump, I think, saw Sharpton as a hustler, and a hustler who could deliver the people he needed," says one source close to Sharpton. "He is a businessman, after all, so why wouldn't he do a deal with Sharpton . . . if he could get Don King or James Brown or Mike Tyson?" Trump's campaign did not respond to repeated inquiries by NR about the candidate's relationship with Sharpton. Read the FULL STORY HERE. *Donate to National Review HERE. . www.NationalReview.com Sail with National Review Join your favorite writers for National Review's 2015 cruise on the Danube — a once in a lifetime opportunity for you and your family. Learn more here. What National Review is reading — order your copy today! Withering Slights: The Bent Pin Collection, 2007 to 2012 By Florence King and from National Review Love National Review online? Save 75% off the newsstand price and subscribe to National Review magazine — print or digital versions available! Looking for the perfect gift for that special conservative in your life? Give the gift of National Review or shop the NR store! To manage your National Review e-mail preferences or unsubscribe, click here, or to read our privacy policy, click here. This e-mail was sent by: National Review, Inc. 215 Lexington Avenue, 11th Floor New York, NY 10016

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