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Afra Abdullah

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Washington, D.C.
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How gamblers, party animals, and true believers are hitting it big in Washington on Apple Podcasts

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By Ryan Lizza, Ben Terris Verified, Afra Abdullah Verified, Kara Tabor Verified, Alex Keeney, Jenny Ament Verified
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Ben Terris is a feature writer at The Washington Post, where he’s carved out a unique role: reporting on what he calls, “the weirdo beat.” While Ben’s colleagues focus on what’s happening on the main stage in politics, he keeps an eye on the freak show that’s happening just out of sight.
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Inside the debt ceiling vote with GOP Whip Tom Emmer on Apple Podcasts

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By Tom Emmer, Guy Reschenthaler, Jenny Ament Verified, Ryan Lizza, Afra Abdullah Verified, Rachael Bade Verified, Kara Tabor Verified, Alex Keeney
| Apple Podcasts
In this episode of Deep Dive, Playbook co-author Rachael Bade joins House Majority Whip Tom Emmer (R-Minn.) and Chief Deputy Whip Guy Reschenthaler (R-Pa.) just hours before final passage of the debt ceiling bill they shepherded through the House.
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How Ron DeSantis went from GOP prom queen to MAGA wallflower on Apple Podcasts

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By Ryan Lizza, Jonathan Martin Verified, Afra Abdullah Verified, Kara Tabor Verified, Alex Keeney, Jenny Ament Verified
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This week, the rumors became reality as Florida Governor Ron DeSantis and South Carolina Senator Tim Scott announced their long-awaited presidential campaigns. The contrast between the two events foreshadowed all of the big questions for next year’s Republican primaries. Tim Scott, who is a favorite among his senate colleagues — but who is mostly unknown outside of his home state and the Washington, D.C., fundraising circuit — preached optimism and unity while sharing the stage with his mother.
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