Subscribe to the Magazine View this as website Anita Dunn courts controversy while taking charge in Biden's White House A Democratic messaging guru whose career dates to the Carter administration, Anita Dunn helped craft Biden catchphrases including "MAGA Republicans," "Bidenomics," and now "MAGAnomics." She's also no stranger to controversy. Read the full story here. House Fight for RFK Stadium bill breaks down into debate about DC autonomy By Jack Bi

  Subscribe to the Magazine View this as website It's Democrats who don't believe in the Constitution In what amounts to his congressional exit interview, Sen. Mitt Romney (R-UT) told the  Atlantic  magazine, “A very large portion of my party really doesn’t believe in the Constitution.” Read the full story here. Columnists The surge of populism — and nationalism By Michael Barone Get Byron Yor

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