Subject: POLITICO Playbook, presented by Walmart: GOP UNITY ELUDES TRUMP -- ALLY promises ‘Reaganite platform’ -- ADAM NAGOURNEY signs contract to write contemporary history of N.Y. Times; publisher agrees to cooperate – MIKE ALLEN ‘Ask Me Anything’ at 12:30
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Date: Thu, 30 Jun 2016 07:28:05 -0600

06/30/2016 09:24 AM EDT

By Mike Allen (@mikeallen; [email-masked]) and Daniel Lippman (@dlippman; [email-masked])

Good Thursday morning. Enjoy the last day of June. Michael Phelps is 31 today. ESPN The Magazine's Wayne Drehs has a pre-Rio deep dive you'll enjoy: "Michael Phelps' Final Turn: With his curtain call weeks away, the greatest swimmer of all time hopes to put his nightmares behind him and embrace life on dry land." http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=4b993729ad67ab1bfefe81cbc4e6f2021942d596a74f8ca3ef4177ab5c4fba0c

THE NARRATIVE - "Trump skepticism hardens in GOP: Senate Republican leaders have been heartened, but the rank-and-file are still keeping their distance," by Burgess Everett and Seung Min Kim: Sen. Mike Lee (Utah) "along with a crew of mostly younger Senate Republicans not facing competitive reelection races, seems increasingly inclined to join Nebraska Sen. Ben Sasse's 'never Trump' caucus, given how much Trump diverges from Lee's ideal vision of the party's nominee. ... 

"Republicans from across the spectrum remain unconvinced by Trump's course adjustments. ... Sen. Pat Toomey of Pennsylvania, who has left the door open to opposing Trump, declined twice on Wednesday to discuss Trump's new campaigning style ... Even senators who've announced some level of support for Trump, such as Wisconsin's Ron Johnson, New Hampshire's Kelly Ayotte and Florida's Marco Rubio, have gone to great lengths to emphasize their differences ... 

"Still, GOP leaders are feeling a bit more bullish on Trump's campaign after a nadir earlier in June ... Senate Majority Whip John Cornyn broke his self-imposed ban on Trump talk Wednesday to concede that Trump is doing 'better.' ... Senate Majority Leader McConnell told NY1 that Trump is getting 'closer' to becoming a credible candidate." http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=4b993729ad67ab1b1109e80cc3306927285598627af0532d396e1b4d897dea00

ROGER STONE, "Would the Gipper Endorse the Donald?": "Reagan would have agreed with the Trump positions on taxes, government, military strength and a non-interventionist foreign policy based on having a strong military arsenal as a deterrent to America's enemies around the globe. And when the Republican platform is written and approved at the Cleveland Convention next month, it will be, by [and] large, a Reaganite platform." http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=4b993729ad67ab1b44b90270f44a903d488015475dfe00e607fdc16cb4d36688

ASK PLAYBOOK ANYTHING: Our "Ask Me Anything" on Reddit, live from the Aspen Ideas Festival, will be at 12:30 p.m. ET today. It was postponed 24 hours when my Aspen flight became a Steamboat Springs flight because of a connection issue. If you're at the festival, please drop by the snack tent near the Koch Building at 10:30 a.m. MT to say hi -- and help me answer a question! http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=4b993729ad67ab1b004195fa940d0f49cdbe3f7c34958053cf63488c89d7edd8

BREAKING - "Boris Johnson [won't be prime minister:] rules himself out of Tory leadership race," by The Guardian's Jessica Elgot: "Despite having been the leading public face in the victorious Vote Leave campaign, Johnson appeared to have concluded that he could not command enough support from his party, after a series of key MPs ... defected to the [Michael] Gove camp." http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=4b993729ad67ab1bf745d1ca4776c99aaff2735e0493917c5c71706136fbb452

SEN. MARCO RUBIO raised at least $500k at his big D.C. fundraiser last night, per a source familiar with the event.

FIRST LOOK: Adam Nagourney, L.A. bureau chief since September 2010, will go on leave for a year in summer 2018 to write a contemporary history of The New York Times, in the spirit of Gay Taleses' "The Kingdom and the Power -- Behind the Scenes at The New York Times: The Institution That Influences the World" (1969), which Nagourney calls "the book which got me into this business in the first place. (I just read it again: It's still great)." The publisher is Tim Duggan at Tim Duggan Books, an imprint of Crown at Penguin Random House. 

Adam, who joined The Times in 1996 and started as chief political reporter in 2002, tells Playbook: "This is not an authorized history; it is an independent work, but Arthur Sulzberger Jr., the publisher, has said he would cooperate. It will begin with Abe Rosenthal, picking up roughly where Gay Talese left off, and end with Jill Abramson's tenure. There will be an extensive and deeply reported epilogue dealing with the years after that. My agent, Kathy Robbins, held an auction among multiple publishers, and there was considerable interest. The book should come out in 2020."

Adam, co-author with the late Dudley Clendinen of "Out For Good: The Struggle to Build a Gay Rights Movement in America" (1999) said he's been thinking about the new project for a long time: "I felt there was a real need for a sweeping and authoritative (hopefully) history on such a crucial subject. I've always wanted to do a second book, and cycled through a lot of ideas, but this was really the first one I felt really passionate about. I grew up on The New York Times; it is in my blood. I wanted to work there from the first day I spent at my college newspaper, and the idea of getting to write about this place absolutely fascinated me."

HOW HILLARY RAISES -- "Clinton raising big dollars at tiny fundraisers," by AP's Julie Bykowicz, with Lisa Lerer and Ken Thomas: Ten "donors ... recently gathered with Hillary Clinton at home of the Pritzker family in Chicago's Gold Coast neighborhood ... contributing at least $1 million to help elect her and other Democrats ... Clinton and Trump can solicit checks of $350,000 or more from a single donor thanks in part to a Supreme Court ruling that lifted an overall per-person cap ... That's roughly triple what the individual donor limit was in 2012. ... 

"Clinton has held at least [10] events with 15 or fewer donors ... On Wednesday, the candidate mingled with 15 donors at trendy San Francisco brunch spot Boulettes Larder. Other top-tier fundraisers include a 15-person gathering in late May at the sprawling Portola Valley, California, home of former eBay chief executive John Donahoe, and a double-header two weeks earlier in posh New York City residences. On that date, Clinton scooped up at least $1.5 million for Democratic efforts at financier Steven Rattner's home and then headed to longtime friend Lynn Forester de Rothschild's place to double the night's haul." http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=4b993729ad67ab1baed478963ae857054c9edeba1c88500bbe39267e6399be61

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FIRST LADY IN SPAIN - "Michelle Obama campaigns for girls' education in Madrid," by Reuters' Sarah White: She "was joined by Spain's Queen Letizia in Madrid [today] on the last leg of a trip to promote girls' education in poorer countries and raise awareness of gender inequalities. Addressing about 600 young women, many of them students, Obama shared stories from visits to Liberia and Morocco and highlighted the struggle many girls there faced to go to school. The first lady was accompanied by her daughters Malia and Sasha and her mother on the six-day tour to highlight the work of Let Girls Learn." Pics http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=4b993729ad67ab1b502587f6e2520dc88f59efd77ac980e2dabc1769447730f4 

BITE DU JOUR -- After POTUS once again brought up Donald Trump unprompted at a speech in what he later called a "rant," CNN anchor Jake Tapper remarked "one of the grandest ironies of this political year is that a giant real estate developer in New York is currently living rent-free in President Obama's head." www.cnn.it/298LORA 

POLITICO "PULSE CHECK" podcast - SEN. LAMAR ALEXANDER to Dan Diamond: "Whoever the president is in January, we're going to have to take a good, hard look at Obamacare. It can't continue the way it is." "I don't think Republicans can go another four years, whether we have a Republican president or not, and say just give us a couple more Republicans and we'll repeal Obamacare." Story http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=4b993729ad67ab1b25e3ce32555c6556e7a524085dd058f6745b6dd2fdf5206c ... Listen to the podcast: http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=4b993729ad67ab1b6b5b3b99704c991aac8bc47cfc09817c011fa91a3409ce54 

POSTCARD FROM ASPEN - Daniel's notes from yesterday's "Remaining Capitalism" panel at the Aspen Ideas Festival - Carlyle Group co-founder and co-CEO David Rubinstein: "When all the details come forward and the complications are realized, I suspect that [Britain] will not exit. ... Ultimately they could have some different type of arrangement than they have now. ... Exiting isn't the worst thing in the world. I don't think Britain should exit or will exit. The United States exited from Britain in 1776; it worked out okay for us." 

LARRY FINK, CEO of Blackrock: "If there's a silver lining, we could see ... from Brussels a fortification that the Eurozone is important and maybe we could see Hollande [act] less French and more Euro, maybe we could see Merkel more European than German." 

PAUL SINGER of Elliott Management on Brexit: "They're right to have taken this vote ... they've signed up for a couple years [of pain] but long term very significant gain."

ASKED BY PLAYBOOK about Trump's economic policies in the Q&amp;A, Singer responded: "The most impactful of the economic policies that I recall him coming out for are these anti-trade policies and I think that if he actually stuck to those policies if he gets elected president, it's close to a guarantee of a global depression, widespread global depression." 

MITT ROMNEY interviewed yesterday by CBS' John Dickerson in Aspen as part of the "Afternoon of Conversation": "We have succeeded electorally in some parts because the fastest part of the demographic growth profile today is people 65 years of age and older. And we can do pretty well with them, but they're not going to be around forever." ... Q: "If Donald Trump used a teleprompter and stayed on message, would that answer the questions Republican lawmakers have about him?" A: "No." ... 

Who he'll vote for in November: "I'll either write in my wife's name, who I think would be an ideal president or I'll write in the name of a 3rd party candidate."

On trusting Americans to make the best candidate choices: "Normally we look to the people to make the best choices. We are a republic and the founders were very nervous of pure democracy. John Adams wrote famously that every democracy commits suicide. Every democracy kills itself. ... We have this idea that people at large choose people of character and integrity and vision and experience to lead and trust them to study the issues in such depth that they can make the right decisions. ... In the selection of our nominees, we're struggling with how to chose people where character, integrity and experience are foremost as opposed to he ability to debate on a stage or to entertain and that's a
 challenge for us." 

On running again: "There are some very generous people who asked me to run again and ... of course, you think about things like that from time-to-time. I don't think an independent candidate could win. That's the challenge." Dickerson: "Your kids took a vote when you ran last time. They take another one this time?" Romney: "Yeah, my wife and kids wanted me to run again this time ... I got an email from one of my sons yesterday: 'You got to get in dad! You got to get in.'"

What the "real currency of life" is: "Most people think the currency of your life is your balance sheet. In my view, your currency of life is the people you love and who love you. Your friends, friendships are the currency of life. And running for president has increased my net worth massively in the currency that counts." Full video of Romney/Dickerson: http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=4b993729ad67ab1bd217703a4c712acb99d17084c48f8f9f9ec0557787b39680

VIDEO DU JOUR: "Here's How Hopeless Members of Congress Are at Playing Baseball" -- Independent Journal Review documented the game and lets the Members' skills speak for themselves. Watch all the swings and misses, foul tips, dropped catches, staffer laughs, and awkward slides." http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=4b993729ad67ab1bbe105757a10fa6042112e8a02156fd406488a3852ad5193d 

THOUGHT LEADERS - JOHN MICKLETHWAIT in Bloomberg Businessweek, "Goodbye to All That: An Englishman ponders the end of an era that began with Thatcher": "The great sweep of economic history is a series of 'rises' and 'falls'-from the fall of Rome to the rise of China. The intriguing episodes that spark the 'what ifs' of history come lower down-when a medium-size power suddenly reverses an inevitable-seeming trajectory. That's what Britain did under Margaret Thatcher and her successors: a crumbling country unexpectedly overturning years of genteel decline to become Europe's most cosmopolitan liberal entrep&ocirc;t. My fear is this revival ended on June 23, 2016." 
http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=4b993729ad67ab1bacebcbc552123d6671649980fd0e3d830a8757b895677d9d 

BRADLEY TUSK in INC. magazine, "Why You Should Hire (Soon-to-Be) Former Government Officials After November's Elections": "Do Not relegate people coming out of government to jobs in government relations and public relations. Running campaigns or major legislation is often more complex than your businesses' operations. Selling awful candidates and sham legislation is often a lot harder than marketing your product. So if someone really talented and likeable comes your way, be willing to think creatively and broadly about where and how they can fit into the organization." http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=4b993729ad67ab1bfc67ea03a42bccf479d7cc02ed8e0eb70113a485e9ecb9e1 

ROSS BAIRD, executive director of Village Capital, on Medium, "Dear President Obama: Don't Be a VC (At Least Not How Silicon Valley Defines It)": "Silicon Valley is the best entrepreneurial ecosystem in the world ... But Silicon Valley-style venture capital doesn't work for everyone. 78% of startup investment in the US goes to just three states; less than 5% goes to women; less than 1% goes to people of color." http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=4b993729ad67ab1b67efa5084a4d5bebe80e3d2b9e6cf255da99481c612f916b 

WASHINGTON, INC. -- GARY SHAPIRO, president and CEO of the Consumer Technology Association, "Hillary Clinton Puts Technology and Innovation Agenda Front and Center": "Given the critical importance of our sector, it's encouraging that Secretary Clinton is taking the initiative as the first major presidential candidate in this election cycle to put technology and innovation issues front-and-center in the national policy debate." http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=4b993729ad67ab1ba9be5e026562aada804e02a32f5475387081ea23bfef1e43 

SNEAK PEEK -- This week's Time cover story features 240 Reasons to Celebrate America (in time for this year's 4th of July and the U.S.'s 240th birthday.) "Part of the package also includes notable Americans who told TIME their favorite things about the U.S." See the cover: http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=4b993729ad67ab1bc42b5688fc61a945eeb9ca806e22d3a69961bd2a8f1bf97e 

SURVEY DU JOUR -- Burson-Marsteller, the Aspen Institute Future of Work Initiative, the Markle Foundation and TIME collaborated on a survey called "The Future of Work," conducted by Penn Schoen Berland with a story on the survey by Time SF Bureau Chief Katy Steinmetz. http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=4b993729ad67ab1bacfccaa8152b7cb7efcfdc2a46f245067730cdc12f549d9e ... The survey: http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=4b993729ad67ab1bab0b7625de83d67ac9b52f6fce60344faf33222cb60d944d 

PETE SEAT podcast -- S.E. Cupp explains this week why there's a giant picture of Al Gore hanging in her office always watching over her. http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=4b993729ad67ab1b839a8ef82408766021ec80c194e28f0fd283c806a950e1ca 

SPOTTED: John Oliver spotted grabbing coffee down the shore on Tuesday in Avalon, N.J. ... Bill Kristol on Tuesday evening walking up Pennsylvania Ave on Capitol Hill, wearing a navy polo and navy slacks. ... Paul Begala sitting behind the first base line last night at the Nats game

SPEED READ -- "Virgin Islands' AG withdraws ExxonMobil subpoena," by Elana Schor: "The Virgin Islands' attorney general [on Wednesday] agreed to withdraw a subpoena seeking ExxonMobil's communications on climate change, a blow to the investigation that had drawn furious push back from the oil giant and the Washington conservative organizations whose contacts with the company were targeted." http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=4b993729ad67ab1ba60e5ad046a694d8af0a8699a7f975155326d4be3ec152d8 

MEDIAWATCH -- "Reuters is publishing a magazine for the GOP and Democratic conventions. The issue, called 'The American Voter,' will be distributed by street teams in Cleveland and Philly next month ... It will be 66 pages, perfect bound ... There will be an accompanying iPad version, with added interactive graphics and video."

TRANSITIONS - "Hayley Zachary Joins Locust Street Group from Rep. Gabby Giffords' Bipartisan Advocacy Organization": "Prior to joining Locust Street, Zachary was Executive Director and Co-Founder of Americans for Responsible Solutions, a bipartisan advocacy organization she started with former Congresswoman Gabby Giffords and Captain Mark Kelly to address gun violence in America." http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=4b993729ad67ab1b140808624f9d5c1dfdf4a58ed72fe60a7b0cc25b9a613e36 

--"Rock the Vote ... announced ... Carolyn DeWitt, who has served as the organization's [COO] since October 2015, will serve as President of Rock the Vote, leading the organization's robust campaign to engage and mobilize Millennials across the country through November ... Rock the Vote has also hired Luis Calderin, who previously served as Director of Arts, Culture and the Y2outh Vote for [Sen.] Bernie Sanders' 2016 presidential campaign, to serve as Vice President of Marketing and Creative." http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=4b993729ad67ab1b133405227950ef384f4fa79b65fab8d705036f8bb3d51bbe 

-- Carrie Adams is leaving her role as Digital Director for the Rules Committee, to take over as Digital Director for Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi. Carrie formerly held the Communications Director role in Rep. Barbara Lee's office and also helps run the Congressional Progressive Caucus' Digital Academy, helping CPC staffers up their digital game.

WELCOME TO THE WORLD -- Mackenzie Eaglen Wooters, resident fellow at the Marilyn Ware Center for Security Studies and an AEI alum, and Mark Wooters of Cushman Wakefield welcomed Claire on Tuesday morning weighing in at 7lbs 13oz. She can't wait to take advantage of being the youngest to older sibs Brendan and Anna!

OUT AND ABOUT: John Legittino, co-founder of Harbinger Outreach and former Romney production chief, closed out his 20s last night on his private Logan Circle rooftop with family and close friends from across politics and media. The event producer's party didn't disappoint: Guests enjoyed catered Matchbox and Chick-Fil-A, a photo booth, an epic sunset with a panoramic view of D.C., and "Make Birthdays 'Legit' Again" cups and hats. The birthday boy capped off the evening with a toast thanking the group and honoring his mom, who flew in from Chicago to celebrate his 30th birthday. Pic of the cup: http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=4b993729ad67ab1b7fa13bbb4ea7d22faa0dbf793c255746f0451e12a449b714 

--SPOTTED: Ashley Parker, Phil Rucker, Phil Elliott, Jesse Suskin, Sam Feist, Jimmy Kemp, Zeke Miller, Kasie Hunt, Sara Murray and Garret Haake, Abe Adams, Will and Kelli Ritter, Ryan Williams, Joe Hagin, Betsy Klein, Allie Brandenburger, Josh and Melissa Sharp, Jill Barclay, Ben Adams, Sara Bonjean, Christina Ruffini, Matt Frendeway, Joey Smith, Andrew Snow, Jake Kastan, Alex Moe and Derek Flowers, and many more.

SPOTTED at Global Strategy Group's summer cocktail party: Paul Kane, Brian Fung, Tim Mak, Sadie Weiner, Anne Caprara, Justin Barasky, Patrick McHugh, Amy Dudley, Rob Collins, Marcy Stech, Kaylie Hanson, Mickey Ibarra, Shelly Stoneman, Maura Keefe, Julie Dwyer, Bill Kamela, Danny Kazin, Peter Ambler, Ty Matsdorf, Joe Trahern, Nick Shipley, David Lasseter, and the crews from GSG's NYC and DC offices. Kam Mumtaz charmed with impromptu magic tricks, and guests enjoyed fried chicken sliders, mac n'cheese, and truffle fries on the roof of Bar Deco in Chinatown. 

SPORTS BLINK - "AP expands Minor League Baseball coverage": "The Associated Press has expanded its coverage of Minor League Baseball, through automated stories, for games not previously covered by the news organization. AP is working with technology from Automated Insights and data from MLBAM, the official statistician of Minor League Baseball, to make the expanded coverage possible. Automated game stories are now available for all Triple-A, Double-A and Class A games, covering 142 MLB-affiliated teams and 13 leagues. ... Over the next year and the varying league seasons, AP will be able to deliver roughly 10,000 Minor League game recaps." http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=4b993729ad67ab1b4f231f4d11130927a40da7966c19587042237eeca3adb990 

 BIRTHWEEK: Yesterday was the 60th "birthday" of President Dwight Eisenhower singing the law creating the Interstate Highway System, which he did from his hospital room at Walter Reed where he was recovering from surgery.

BIRTHDAYS: David Frum, senior editor at The Atlantic and chairman of Policy Exchange, is 56 (h/t Tim Mak) ... Evangeline George, press secretary for Nancy Pelosi ... John Legittino, partner at Harbinger Outreach and Romney alum, is 3-0 (h/t Ryan Williams) ... IRS Commissioner John Koskinen is 77 ... Kyle Plotkin, manager of strategic initiatives at Periscope Solutions and a Jindal alum, is 34 ... Alina Selyukh Pickeral, technology reporter at NPR and host of the All Tech Considered blog and a Reuters alum (h/t Liana Baker) ... Rep. Barbara Comstock (R-Va.) is 59 ... Brian Stewart, media relations director at MoveOn.org and CAP alum ... Paul Cheung, AP's director of interactive and digital
 news production, and national president of the Asian American Journalists Association (h/t Seung Min Kim) ... Creative Coalition's Robin Bronk ...

... Ward Carroll, editor-in-chief of We Are the Mighty and Military.com alum ... Emily Sabbath ... Kris Schwenkmeyer ... Roxanne Conlin ... Alex Acker ... Dan Leistikow ... Rachael Gorlin ... Kenzie Bok ... Norm Sterzenbach ... Jake Vilsack (h/ts Teresa Vilmain) ... photographer Gregory Beals ... Will Cappelletti, investment strategist at Chevron and a Don Rumsfeld alum ... Jake Stafford ... Montana Rep. Ellie Boldman-Hill Smith ... Douglas Waller is 67 ... Elizabeth Blackney ... actress Lea Massari is 83 ... actor Vincent D'Onofrio is 57 ... Mike Tyson is 50 ... rhythm-and-blues singer Fantasia is 32 (h/ts AP)

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