SPOTTED: Education Secretary Miguel Cardona, Reps. Playbook team took on the London Playbookers in an Oxford-style debate over which country’s politics are more absurd: America’s or Britain’s? “Jim VandeHei, From ‘Win the Morning’ to ‘Choose Joy,’” by Michael Schaffer: “The surreal spectacle of Washington’s most surprising leadership column, and what it says about how the knowledge industry works now.”ġ776 REDUX - Last night, POLITICO kicked off WHCD weekend by hosting “The Great Playbook Debate” at the British Embassy to mark the launch of London Playbook PM. RITCHIE TORRES (D-N.Y.), RO KHANNA (D-Calif.) and ELISE STEFANIK (R-N.Y.), among others.ģ. “The Award for Thirstiest Member of Congress Goes to …” by POLITICO Magazine: “Presenting the first-ever Thirsties, for those who excel in Washington’s signature art form: trying to get on your TV screen tonight.” Featuring: Reps.

“Baby showers, icicle music and sauna time: How embassy parties have become the new K Street,” by Daniel Lippman and Hailey Fuchs: “The embassy scene has come roaring back post-pandemic as D.C.’s diplomatic set races to make up for lost time.”Ģ. We’ve finally made it: White House Correspondents’ Dinner weekend is upon us.ġ.

Hush Little Children. by Anthony Hulse