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David Graham is an associate editor at The Atlantic, where he oversees the Politics Channel. He previously reported for Newsweek, The Wall Street Journal, and The National.
Hip-hop and policy platforms don't mix. Ever. More »
The Republican presidential candidate finds time to hit a few balls while barnstorming through Louisiana. More »
The insurgent Republican bashes Mitt Romney for relying on cities. But anything else is a recipe for GOP suicide. More »
A campaign blog shows what the candidate is like behind the scenes: the same as he is the rest of the time, apparently. More »
Joe Biden can do everything George Washington ever did, but with aviators and without the silly hat. More »
A Texas man manifests his hobby with a nearly full-size replica of the president's office. More »
The front-runner's response to hostile questioning from Megyn Kelly is to lay the sarcasm on thick. More »
Filmmaker Alexandra Pelosi heads to the Magnolia State to find out why the nation's poorest state doesn't want things to change. More »
By asking voters what they think about the president's religion, pollsters help to perpetuate a falsehood. More »
The former Clinton adviser comes out in favor of Mitt Romney. But is his backing really a stroke of good luck? More »
Billionaire Republican Ken Griffin praises Rahm Emanuel and the EPA and says that success ought to give the wealthy a louder voice in politics. More »
The Republican Party's continued dominance has fed scandal. But the problem is lack of accountability, not partisanship. More »
In her view, the very act of acknowledging or talking about race's role in U.S. history makes one a racist. More »
The former Pennsylvania senator gets a song of his own. More »
A supposedly incriminating clip debunks the myth of insufficient vetting, proves little about Obama, and distracts from more serious issues. More »
The documentary-style ad sums up the Obama 2012 campaign: inspirational, glitzy, and hobbled by the need to argue a counterfactual. More »
The front-runner's wife proves she's as skilled at putting her foot in her mouth as her husband. More »
With enemies like these, why does President Obama need friends? More »
Heavily armed SWAT teams respond to a peaceful protest in Richmond, raising questions about use of force and Gov. Bob McDonnell. More »
The delegates, the stakes, and the forecast for the 10 states that will make their choices for the Republican nomination on March 6 More »
