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Staff writer, @TheAtlantic. NYT bestselling author of ROMNEY: A RECKONING. Co-host, Deseret Voices podcast. Contributor, MSNOW.
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‘Deseret Voices’ Episode 39: Mitt Romney on finding our faith in America again Original

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By McKay Coppins Verified, Keira Farrimond Verified, Steven Watkins
| Deseret News Verified
As America celebrates 250 years of independence, former U.S. Sen. Mitt Romney reflects on the individuals who have inspired us to our better angels and made democracy work. Romney says the United States has been fortunate to have leaders who have “risen to the mantle of the presidency.” On this episode of “Deseret Voices,” host McKay Coppins asks Romney about his level of faith in our nation’s future. Subscribe to “Deseret Voices” on YouTube, Apple Podcasts or Spotify.
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A Year in the World of Online Sports Betting

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By McKay Coppins Verified
| RadioWest
Step one was getting permission from his bishop. Coppins is a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, which prohibits gambling. But since it wasn’t his money and it was for work, he got the go-ahead. And so began what Coppins calls his year as a degenerate gambler — because it wasn’t long before he started feeling, well, kind of addicted.
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Does Mitt Romney Still Believe in America?

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By McKay Coppins Verified
| Substack
My first real job in political journalism was as a campaign reporter covering Mitt Romney’s 2012 presidential candidacy. For a year, I followed him around the country—from New Hampshire to Nevada to Ohio (so many stops in Ohio)—and listened to him give the same stump speech over and over again. I can’t even tell you how many times I heard that speech. I got to the point where I could recite it word for word, mimicking his every cadence, every pause, and every joke.
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