Cheat Sheet - Why Dems Rolled Over for Christie

Today: NJ Mall Shooter Found Dead , Juveniles Break Into Denver School , Obama Pushes ENDA Passage November 05, 2013 Easy Victory 1. Why Dems Rolled Over for Christie Fearing an expensive lost cause, the national party took a pass on Tuesday's election for New Jersey governor. But the decision to stay out may come back to haunt Democrats in 2016. The Daily Beast's Patricia Murphy reports. Read it at The Daily Beast SUICIDE 2. NJ Mall Shooter Found Dead The man suspected of opening fire at a New Jersey mall Monday night was found dead early Tuesday from what appeared to be a self-inflicted gunshot wound, police said. Richard Shoop, 20, of Teaneck New Jersey, allegedly fired his weapon at least six times in the Westfield Garden State Plaza Mall in Paramus, causing the mall to go on lockdown—with about 400 people inside. There have been no reports of injuries. Police found Shoop's body around 3:20 a.m. on Tuesday, and have found a suicide note at Shoop's home. The suspect had been known to local police for his alleged drug use, including MDMA or molly. Read it at ABC News TERRIFYING 3. Juveniles Break Into Denver School Denver police arrested two armed juveniles who allegedly broke into a middle school late Monday night, believed to be carrying long rifles. The suspects were nabbed after a three-hour "cat-and-mouse" game, and were not armed. The overnight janitors at the Noel Middle School called police after noticing the break-in, and officers called in the bomb squad after noticing the men were carrying backpacks. Police attempted to communicate with the men via the school's PA system. It's still unclear if the school will be open Tuesday. Read it at Denver Post TIED UP 4. Obama Pushes ENDA Passage Your move, John Boehner. President Obama on Monday praised the Senate for passing a bill that would make it illegal for employers to discriminate based on sexual orientation. "Slowly, surely, we're starting to see some common sense starting to prevail," Obama told a group of donors at an Organizing for Action fundraiser. The Employment Non-Discrimination Act passed the Senate 61-30 on Monday, but it could get tied up in the House—especially since Boehner is opposed to the bill. The president on Monday urged the House to follow the Senate's bipartisan lead, but he acknowledged that change in America has "always been slow." Also, since when did six Republicans and every Democrat become "bipartisan"? Read it at The Hill States of Disunion 5. Colorado's Strange Secessionist Vote Voters in a corner of Colorado will vote Tuesday on whether to secede from the state. The movement will fail, but the underlying discord in American politics is only going to grow, writes The Daily Beast's Michael Tomasky. Read it at The Daily Beast PEACE? Congo Rebels End Conflict M23 group vows to disarm. TO INFINITY India Launches Mars Spacecraft Could reach Red Planet in 300 days. NOT THE NEWS LEADER CNN Takes Ratings Hit With healthcare coverage. AGAIN?!? Report: Paul's Op-Ed Copied Hit with another plagiarism charge. ROAR Katy Perry's Album: Biohazard? Australian officials will check every copy coming in. AskMen Top 49 Most Influential Men of 2013 MiniTime America's Best Pies PopSugar The Best Social Celebrity Wedding Pictures GET The Cheat Sheet A speedy, smart summary of news and must-reads from across the Web. You'll love the featured original stories on politics, entertainment, and more from The Daily Beast's diverse group of contributors. GET Culture Beast Weekly cultural recommendations from The Daily Beast. Great Rapper, Nothing to Say by Rawiya Kameir The Kidnapped Teen Bride by Jamie Dettmer The Progress of Openly Gay Pols by Brandy Zadrozny

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