Frozen corpus · 13 sources

Evidence snapshot

The source bodies captured at publish time for Sanders calls out Rahm Emanuel by name and the coverage still cannot agree whether the Democratic Party is unified, in a civil war, or having a normal disagreement about which problems are real — each with the quoted spans highlighted at their character offsets. This is the frozen record the audit was checked against.

• Source 1 — The HillSanders dismisses Rahm Emanuel's warning that 'Bernie bros' could 'spoil' Democrats in the midterms
• Source 2 — CBS NewsSanders cheers on progressive candidates ahead of midterms, says polling shows voters 'tired of the status quo'
• Source 3 — CNNBernie blowback: How Sanders’ primary endorsements have sparked a Democratic midterm war
• Source 4 — The Guardian (US)Backlash from centrist Democrats as democratic socialist candidates sweep primaries
• Source 5 — Washington ExaminerSanders rebukes Rahm Emanuel and establishment Democrats: ‘Status quo is not working’
• Source 6 — Fox NewsBernie-backed El-Sayed battles Schumer-backed Haley Stevens as Democratic civil war hits must-win Michigan
• Source 7 — The Washington TimesTop Democrats brush aside DSA friction as party girds for November
• Source 8 — Associated PressRepublicans decry a new Democratic Socialists of America platform as Dem primaries split the party
• Source 9 — USA TODAYEl-Sayed vs Haley Stevens: Michigan is the race to watch in the midterms
• Source 10 — BBCLeft-wing Democrats are on a winning run - but can they lure back crucial swing voters?
• Source 11 — New York PostDemocrats’ civil war is blazing -- now the GOP will feast
• Source 12 — PoliticoWe’re over halfway through primary season. Here’s what the battlegrounds tell us.
• Source 13 — AxiosStevens’ 12-to-1 Michigan spending advantage over El-Sayed

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