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Mike DeBonis

Senior Congress editor for POLITICO, providing expert analysis on congressional affairs.

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Feb 28, 2025 • 30min

Are Trump and Republicans already baiting a backlash?

In this discussion, Mike DeBonis, POLITICO's Senior Congress editor, and Sophia Cai, West Wing Playbook co-author, dive into Trump’s fast-paced governance and its implications for the GOP. They analyze the challenges Speaker Mike Johnson faces with budget negotiations under pressure. The conversation also touches on Trump’s upcoming congressional address and his confrontational tactics in U.S. foreign relations. Additionally, they explore the shifting dynamics within the Republican Party and the complexities of diplomatic strategies influenced by Trump.
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Jan 7, 2025 • 10min

January 7, 2025: What’s the plan for reconciliation?

Mike DeBonis, Senior Congressional Editor at POLITICO, joins to dissect the challenging landscape of a narrow Republican House majority. He dives into the complexities of budget reconciliation and how Trump's unclear preferences impact legislative strategies. The conversation highlights crucial policy areas such as tax, energy, and border security, revealing the contrasting approaches of House and Senate Republicans. DeBonis also examines the need for results-oriented strategies, hinting at impactful future meetings that could shape the political landscape.
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Nov 8, 2024 • 47min

Why this Trump term will be different

Meridith McGraw, a national political correspondent for POLITICO and author of "Trump in Exile," teams up with Mike DeBonis, Playbook editor at POLITICO, to dissect the nuances of a potential second Trump term. They discuss who might fill Trump's cabinet, the evolving GOP leadership, and how Democrats will strategize after their recent losses. The conversation touches on the shifting dynamics within the Republican Party, the rise of the America First Policy Institute, and how Trump's policy priorities may clash with a new political landscape.