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By Jake Sherman February 6, 2005. Borderlands 2 modded save xbox 360. Coming off a road loss to La Salle Thursday night, the GW women’s basketball team needed a spark against Dayton Sunday. Freshman Kimberly Beck provided it, helping the Colonials down Dayton 71-59. GW (14-7, 7-3 Atlantic 10) came out sluggish against Dayton (10-11, 4-6 A-10), but Beck’s play drove her team. Jake Sherman’s birth sign is Sagittarius. He was born in the Year of the Ox. Jake’s next birthday is in. His primary income source is from being Journalist. Jake was born in Millennials Generation (1985). Jake Sherman’s life path number is 6. Jake Sherman ruling planet is Jupiter. Jake Sherman is Founder of Punchbowl News. Punchbowl News is a content company and news community focused on Power, People and Politics in Washington. The nucleus of our offerings is a suite of newsletters - three each day - with breaking news and analysis on the politics of governing, and the exercise of power in Washington. Punchbowl News founder Jake Sherman is the latest liberal to push the trope about how 'easy' it is to get a gun. Sherman, an MSNBC commentator and a former Politico journalist, jumped on Twitter. The latest tweets from @JakeSherman.

Jake has been covering national politics for more than a decade, and has focused his reporting on Congress, the congressional leadership and the politics of legislating. He chronicled all of the major legislative battles of the Obama and Trump presidencies, and has traveled the country and the world, reporting on power and politics.

Jake and Anna Palmer are the co-authors of “The Hill to Die On: The Battle for Congress and the Future of Trump’s America,” which was a New York Times and national bestseller in 2019. He has been reporting and writing partners with Anna and Punchbowl News co-founder John Bresnahan for 11 years.

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Jake is a contributor to NBC News, and appears almost daily across all of the network’s platforms. He’s a graduate of the George Washington University and Columbia Journalism School. He lives in Washington with his wife and two children and is an avid runner, and listener of the Grateful Dead and Phish.