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1 big thing: Gun lobby splits
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There's a growing divide in America's gun lobby:
Groups representing firearms manufacturers want to work with policymakers, who could put them out of business. But individual owners want to fight, Axios' Lachlan Markay reports.
Why it matters: The National Rifle Association has been beset by internal feuds and legal scrutiny, leaving an opening for more pragmatic gun-rights groups.
What's happening: The NRA — the biggest, but weakened, gun group — says a federal law to stop potentially dangerous people from obtaining weapons should be a non-starter.
But the National Sports Shooting Foundation, an industry group that's a rising lobbying force, thinks there's a deal to be had.
Such red flag laws, already in place in many states, can be a palatable compromise as long as "due process considerations" are included, Mark Oliva, NSSF's managing director for public affairs, told Axios.
The NRA disagrees, saying in a statement that "the real purpose... is simply to empower judges to nullify Second Amendment rights with the stroke of a pen."
Balance of power: The NRA remains a far larger contributor to federal political candidates. Its $237 million budget in 2020, the latest year for which annual numbers are available, dwarfed NSSF's $40 million.
But last year NSSF outspent the NRA on lobbying for the first time, and it's outpacing the group this year as well, according to OpenSecrets data.
Between the lines: In digital ads this year, NSSF has worked to convey gun owners as more diverse than the stereotype it says they've been saddled with — male, white and conservative.
Its ads feature female, Asian-American, Latina and gay spokespeople, and promote NSSF safety measures such as its distribution of free gun locks.
Days after the Uvalde shooting, NSSF purchased ads on Snapchat to court college graduates in Maine, Montana and West Virginia — states represented by senators crucial to any legislative action.
Business leaders are suddenly admitting the strong U.S. economy "has given way to a muddled outlook in which a labor shortage, soaring stock markets and a healthy consumer are no longer givens," The Wall Street Journal reports (subscription).
Meta and Uber sharply slowed hiring in recent weeks. Walmart and Target said higher costs are eating into earnings.
As we told you in a Thought Bubble: Figures out yesterday show the jobs boom may be starting to lose heat.
JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimonsaid at a conference Wednesday: "That hurricane is right out there down the road coming our way ... We don't know if it's a minor one or Superstorm Sandy. You better brace yourself."
Tesla CEO Elon Muskemailed executives that he has a "super bad feeling" about the economy, and needs to cut about 10% of salaried employees at the electric carmaker.
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There have been 100 nightly reminders he hasn't fled, and that Ukraine has survived, AP writes.
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When you quit as CEO of the world's largest hedge fund, hit the diner circuit in rural Pennsylvania and spend at least $11 million of your own money, you don't plan to show how to lose with class.
But 17 days after Primary Day, with a recount ongoing, Dave McCormick gracefully conceded to Dr. Mehmet Oz in Pennsylvania's Republican Senate race, Axios' Herb Scribner reports.
In November, the Trump-backed Oz will face Lt. Gov. John Fetterman (D), who said this week he "almost died" from a stroke on May 13.
Before the recount, Oz led McCormick by 972 votes out of 1.34 million cast. McCormick told an "Election Recount Party" at a Pittsburgh hotel:
"We came so close to our goal. ... But it is now clear to me, with the recount largely complete, that we have a nominee. Today I called Mehmet Oz to congratulate him on his victory, and told him I will do my part to help unite Pennsylvanians behind his candidacy."
"I'm not going anywhere," McCormick continued. "This is my home. This is our home. This is where my dreams were launched. And this is where we plan to have a future."
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A federal grand jury indicted former Trump administration aide Peter Navarro on two counts of contempt of Congress for refusing to cooperate with the Jan. 6 investigation, Axios' Oriana Gonzalez reports.
Navarro, 72 — who has an economics Ph.D. from Harvard, and has pushed Trump's discredited claims of election fraud — was the White House's Director of the Office of Trade and Manufacturing Policy.
Navarro said he was handcuffed by an FBI agent while trying to board a flight to Nashville for a TV appearance.
"Who are these people? This is not America," Navarro said. "I was a distinguished public servant for four years!"
Navarro speaks to the media outside court yesterday. Photo: Kent Nishimura/L.A. Times via Getty Images
While he has an attorney that has been assigned to him by the court, Navarro said he'll be speaking for himself.
Satellite imagery shows China is nearing completion of its most advanced aircraft carrier — a Type 003 that has been under construction at the Jiangnan Shipyard northeast of Shanghai since 2018.
The carrier "will be a formidable addition to China's navy and allow it to more effectively project power into the Indian and Pacific Oceans," a Center for Strategic and International Studies analysis says.
This is a rare albino Galapagos giant tortoise baby, born May 1 — next to its mother at the Tropicarium in Servion, western Switzerland.
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Like most of us, if you trade, you will have good days and bad days and good months and bad months. You could say that your last 12 months might be a good predictor of your next 12 months.
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BIDEN'S GREAT DEBATE — In the first year of most new administrations there is often one great debate that comes to define the president's term. Sometimes it's obvious, other times it's only apparent in hindsight.
In 1993, the great debate in BILL CLINTON's White House was about deficit reduction. Liberals thought he needn't pay too much attention, and moderates, who won, argued that attacking the deficit would appease bond traders, thus lowering interest rates and unleashing economic growth.
"You mean to tell me that the success of the program and my reelection hinges on … a bunch of f---ing bond traders?" Clinton famously said at one key meeting.
In 2001, the great debate in GEORGE W. BUSH's young presidency was over how serious he took the threat from al-Qaida before 9/11. The dominant foreign policy players in the Bush administration were skeptical of the Clinton-era focus on terrorism
"All right, you've covered your ass now," Bush said dismissively after his intelligence briefer presented the famous "Bin Ladin Determined to Strike US" memo the month before the 9/11 attacks.
In 2009, BARACK OBAMA's economic team made a fateful decision that its stimulus package could not be larger than a trillion dollars. They told themselves that they could always go back to Congress for more. They couldn't, and an anemic recovery followed.
That experience set the stage for the subject of the great debate of JOE BIDEN's year one: inflation.
Biden's economic advisers dismissed the prospects of inflation, then later argued that it was "transitory" and nothing to worry about. He ordered up a stimulus package much larger than the economy required. It had two devastating effects: It made inflation worse, and it created a political environment that torpedoed what most Democrats saw as the more important and ambitious legislative priorities of Build Back Better.
"I want every American to know that I'm taking inflation very seriously and it's my top domestic priority," Biden said in May, more than a year after the American Rescue Package debate.
Democrats will be arguing over who got what wrong on inflation for years to come. One of the questions about the Biden administration has been whether there was anyone inside offering the president an alternative economic argument about inflation. Evidence of a great debate between competing camps has been slim.
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"'Privately, Yellen agreed with Summers that too much government money was flowing into the economy too quickly,' writes OWEN ULLMANN, the book's author and a veteran Washington journalist, referring to former Treasury Secretary LAWRENCE SUMMERS, who severely criticized the size of the aid plan. …
"Yellen's concern about inflation 'is why she had sought without success to scale back the $1.9 trillion relief plan by a third early in 2021 before Congress passed the enormous program,' wrote Ullmann, who had 'unfiltered access' to Yellen as he researched the book, according to publisher PublicAffairs."
Yellen was recently the first top Biden official to admit she was incorrect in her 2021 public remarks on inflation.
"I think I was wrong then about the path that inflation would take," she told CNN's Wolf Blitzer this week after he showed clips of her calling the problem "small" and "manageable."
She continued, "There have been unanticipated and large shocks to the economy that have boosted energy and food prices and supply bottlenecks that have affected our economy badly that I didn't — at the time — didn't fully understand, but we recognize that now."
This is starting to become a trend among economists.PAUL KRUGMAN recently admitted, "I called inflation wrong last year." This week he added that inflation was worsened by "an overlarge fiscal package at the start of Biden's presidency and the Fed's failure (which I shared) to recognize the problem early enough."
Inflation is now the dominant issue of the midterms. Biden got it wrong. He has reoriented his White House around correcting that mistake. A big political question looming over the midterms is will the president now admit that publicly?
— Ukraine said its forces had recaptured 20% of the territory they lost in Sievierodonetsk, the key eastern city now at the fulcrum of Russia's assault. More from The Guardian
— Two Reuters journalists were hurt and their driver killed as they were trying to reach Sievierodonetsk, per Reuters.
— Russia is calling in the heads of U.S. news outlets in the country for a meeting Monday: "If the work of the Russian media — operators and journalists — is not normalized in the United States, the most stringent measures will inevitably follow," a Kremlin spokesperson warned, per Reuters.
WEEKEND LISTEN: On this week's "Playbook Deep Dive," National Democratic Redistricting Committee President KELLY BURTON sits down with Ryan on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial to talk about Dems' strategy to fight GOP gerrymandering and how redrawing the congressional maps could determine power for the next decade.
"We cannot and should not distort or manipulate the maps for power on either side because it is part of the foundation of democracy," Burton told us. Listen to the episode here
BIDEN'S SATURDAY — The president is in Rehoboth Beach, Del., and has nothing on his public schedule.
VP KAMALA HARRIS' SATURDAY — The VP is in Los Angeles and has nothing on her public schedule.
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1. THE WIZARD OF OZ: DONALD TRUMP is the Republican Party's man behind the curtain, and he reigned supreme again (just barely) in Pennsylvania on Friday, as DAVID MCCORMICK conceded to MEHMET OZ in the Senate primary.McCormick's decision in the middle of a recount means Republicans can now unify against Democratic Lt. Gov. JOHN FETTERMAN. More from the Philly Inquirer… Bloomberg Businessweek's Felix Gillette on how Oz won with "one of the most audacious media strategies in American political history"
Regarding Fetterman: Amid ongoing questions about his health, he released a letter from his cardiologist — unusually scolding in tone — that revealed Fetterman was diagnosed with atrial fibrillation in 2017 but didn't follow up with doctors or take his meds, per the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette . Fetterman's also been diagnosed with cardiomyopathy. But the doctor said Fetterman is taking his health seriously now and should be OK to campaign and govern. (It's striking that Oz may hit the campaign trail before Fetterman after all — the opposite of what most expected on election night.)
2. WHY GUN RESTRICTIONS NEVER PASS: Rep. CHRIS JACOBS (R-N.Y.) abruptly dropped his reelection bid Friday, only a week after abandoning party orthodoxy to back new limits on guns, including an assault weapons ban. Jacobs' stance in the wake of mass shootings in Texas and nearby Buffalo, N.Y., elicited swift backlash from local Republicans, pro-gun rights groups and DONALD TRUMP JR. "We have a problem in our country in terms of both our major parties," Jacobs said Friday. "If you stray from a party position, you are annihilated." More from NYT's Nicholas Fandos and Jesse McKinley.
3. A JAN. 6 REPRIEVE: The Justice Department has decided not to charge MARK MEADOWS and DAN SCAVINO with contempt of Congress for defying subpoenas from the House Jan. 6 committee, NYT's Alan Feuer and Luke Broadwater scooped. That decision — a marked difference from how prosecutors handled PETER NAVARRO and STEVE BANNON — appeared to hinge on Meadows' and Scavino's engagement with the committee and/or their stronger claims to privilege as top White House officials.
4. CHAOS FOR THE MICHIGAN GOP: The Michigan Supreme Court sent frontrunner JAMES CRAIG and other Republican gubernatorial candidates packing Friday, refusing to reinstate them on the primary ballot over fraudulent signatures on their nominating petitions. That leaves the party's efforts to take on Gov. GRETCHEN WHITMER in flux. More from the Detroit Free Press
5. HEADS UP: 53-year-old Michigan man and former NYC cop JEROME FELIPE was arrested outside the Capitol on Friday with "a fake badge, a BB gun, body armor, high capacity magazines and other ammunition." Not many details yet on why he was there,The Detroit News reports.
6. REVISE YOUR CALENDARS: Biden's planned swing through Saudi Arabia and Israel this month has been postponed to July as part of a larger Middle East trip, NBC's Andrea Mitchell and Josh Lederman scooped. Biden got in hot water this week over reports that he planned to meet with Crown Prince MOHAMMED BIN SALMAN, though the reasons for this delay weren't immediately clear.
Related (and major) investigation: "Saudi-led airstrikes in Yemen have been called war crimes. Many relied on U.S. support,"by WaPo's Joyce Sohyun Lee, Meg Kelly and Atthar Mirza: "A joint Washington Post analysis reveals for the first time that the United States supported the majority of air force squadrons involved in the Saudi coalition's years-old air campaign."
7. BOMBSHELL GITMO TESTIMONY: JAMES MITCHELL, the psychologist who famously helped develop the Bush-era "enhanced interrogation techniques," said for the first time in court that former CIA Director GINA HASPEL watched waterboarding happen at a CIA black site in Thailand, NYT's Carol Rosenberg and Julian Barnes report. He said she didn't take part directly. Haspel's law firm and the CIA declined to comment.
8. ALABAMA AWAITS: In the GOP Senate runoff between KATIE BRITT and Rep. MO BROOKS this month,Trump is considering weighing in to pick a winner, but he's torn between the two, Natalie Allison reports this morning. After falling out of Trump world's good graces, Brooks is back in contention, with his recent lies about the 2020 election pleasing Trump. Yet Britt seems to lead in polling and has the support of retiring Sen. RICHARD SHELBY. "For Trump, Alabama is an important state to get right in the wake of a series of losses in three gubernatorial primaries. It's a conservative bastion that he easily won twice, but where his endorsement record is mixed — and in need of vindication."
9. MOMENTUM ON PRIVACY BILL: Bipartisan congressional leaders unveiled a deal Friday on major legislation that would create online privacy rights and restrict companies' use of people's data. But there's at least one big hurdle: Senate Commerce Chair MARIA CANTWELL (D-Wash.) hasn't signed on, as she crafts her own version. Among the sticking points is that Cantwell wants to make it easier for consumers to sue, a tough pill for Republicans to swallow. "The emerging rift could prove to be temporary, and backers of the bipartisan draft hope that Sen. Cantwell can be brought on board," WSJ's John McKinnon reports. "But it is also possible that … the effort is doomed once again."
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GREAT WEEKEND READS, curated by Ryan Lizza:
— "Trial Diary: A Journalist Sits on a Baltimore Jury,"by ProPublica's Alec MacGillis: "Could 12 strangers agree on justice in Baltimore, a city riddled with killings and distrust of the police, in a shooting case where the victim was an actor on the legendary drama 'The Wire'?"
— "The Plot to Out Ronald Reagan,"by James Kirchick in POLITICO Magazine, adapted from his new book, "Secret City": "A group of Republicans tried to stymie what they alleged was a nefarious homosexual network within the campaign of their own party's standard-bearer. More than 40 years later, the story can finally be told."
— "'I'm Still Alive but Sh*t Is Getting Wild': Inside the Siege of the Amarula," Outside magazine: "When vast gas reserves were discovered off the idyllic coast of northern Mozambique, a crew of roughnecks flew in from around the world to make their fortunes. But in March 2021, Islamist rebels attacked, and the foreigners and thousands of Mozambicans were abandoned. Two hundred holed up at the Amarula Lodge, where the expats faced a choice: save themselves, or risk it all to save everyone. As oil and gas fuel a new war in Europe, Alex Perry pieces together, shot by shot, a stunning morality tale for the global economy."
Trump administration alumni Brett Talley and Alice Lacour's quasi-anonymous, popular true crime podcast has stirred controversy as listeners discover their identities.
NEW NOMINEES — The White House announced several new nominees, including Nate Fick as ambassador at large for cyberspace and digital policy, Daniel Rosenblum as ambassador to Kazakhstan, Kathleen Kavalec as ambassador to Romania, Richard Delmar as IG of the Treasury Department, Karla Gilbride as general counsel of the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission and Terrence Edwards as IG for the National Reconnaissance Office.
STAFFING UP — Lt. Gen. Darryl Williams has been recommended to the White House as the next commander of U.S. Army Europe/Africa, Paul McLeary reports. … The State Department announced Dorothy McAuliffe as the new special representative for global partnerships. She's a former first lady of Virginia. More
TRUMP ALUMNI — Jeffrey Clark, whose efforts to cast doubt on the 2020 election led to Trump trying to install him as acting A.G. in January 2021, is joining Russ Vought's Center for Renewing America, per Axios' Jonathan Swan.
TRANSITIONS — Miguel Ayala will be comms director for Rep. Steven Horsford (D-Nev.). He previously was comms director for Rep. Jan Schakowsky (D-Ill.). … Natasha Silva is now senior director of federal government relations at the National MS Society. She previously was legislative director for Rep. Bill Keating (D-Mass.), and is a Stephen Lynch alum. …
… Joanna Taylor is now director of comms and marketing at Generation Citizen. She previously was senior comms manager at the National Immigration Forum. … Rayna V. Farrell has been named manager of corporate comms at Bechtel. She most recently was deputy head of comms at the Business Roundtable.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY: Sen. Mike Lee (R-Utah) … Reps. Chris Pappas (D-N.H.) and Jim Baird (R-Ind.) … NBC's Emily Gold … POLITICO's Traci Schweikert and Chase Sutton … E&E News' Carlos Anchondo … Scott Tranter … Protocol's Sydney Salazar and Chris Fong … Camden Stuebe of Free the Facts … Joey Coon of the Niskanen Center … WaPo's Colby Itkowitz … ProPublica's Justin Elliott … Amy Surber … Koch Industries' Steve Lombardo … David Bolger … Meta's Ryan Daniels … Gopuff's Jason Attermann … John Arundel of Perdicus Communications … Mike Murphy … Pangiam's Andrew Meehan … Mort Zuckerman … John O'Connell (77) … Amelia Showalter
CNN "State of the Union": Sen. Chris Murphy (D-Conn.) … Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo … Denver Riggleman. Panel: Rep. Veronica Escobar (D-Texas), George Conway, Ashley Allison and Scott Jennings.
MSNBC "The Sunday Show": House Majority Whip Jim Clyburn (D-S.C.) … Rep. Ted Deutch (D-Fla.) … Stacey Stevenson … Daniel Goldman … Rep. Madeleine Dean (D-Pa.) … Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee (D-Texas) … Gene Sperling.
FOX "Fox News Sunday," guest-anchored by John Roberts: House Minority Whip Steve Scalise (R-La.) … Gene Sperling. Panel: Katie Pavlich, Jacqui Heinrich, Josh Holmes and Marie Harf.
CBS "Face the Nation": Kansas City, Mo., Mayor Quinton Lucas … Rep. Adam Schiff (D-Calif.) … Sen. Pat Toomey (R-Pa.) … Walter Koroshetz … Betsey Stevenson … new polling with Anthony Salvanto.
ABC "This Week": Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg … Rep. Tom Rice (R-S.C.). Panel: Chris Christie, Donna Brazile, Maggie Haberman and Julie Pace.
CNN "Inside Politics": Panel: Molly Ball, Seung Min Kim, Melanie Zanona and Hans Nichols.
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