Maine GOP Shows How Not to Do Democracy (Again)
Mitt Romney could see a second caucus victory taken away after the state GOP admits it missed voting results that got caught in an email spam filter. More »
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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.
Mitt Romney could see a second caucus victory taken away after the state GOP admits it missed voting results that got caught in an email spam filter. More »
Barnstorming through Iowa, the Chinese vice president gets a taste of the campaign-trail life. More »
The Santorum backer has a simple method for preventing pregnancies, and it doesn't involve rhythm. More »
After a clash over the exclusion of women from a panel on birth control, three representatives march out in boycott. More »
The Florida Tea Partier delivers a serviceable rendition of Roy Orbison's "Pretty Woman." More »
The singer blasts the Republican contender -- or so it seems in this clever overdubbed parody. More »
The staffers who strategize, canvass, and coordinate for candidates get in on the latest Facebook meme. More »
From the man who made McKinley to the Man Atop the Horse, eight men who kept candidates supplied with cash. More »
The fading GOP contender strikes a dramatic pose, flanked by supporters -- but he's just stealing his own graphics. More »
Showing a clear affinity for interior decoration, the future president elaborately decorated his $10,000 student pad. More »
The Atlantic's James Bennet and James Fallows discuss the magazine's latest cover story, "Obama, Explained," on MSNBC's Morning Joe. More »
They say voters in Washington County were disenfranchised -- and they're right, although the final result probably wouldn't have been different. More »
The state's odd political culture is exemplified by the lengthy contest, which Ron Paul hopes will be his first win when results are announced tonight. More »
Occupiers meet attendees at the conservative gathering, and chaos ensues. More »
Mapping returns on a county-by-county basis offers a different view of the Republican electorate. More »
Monsters meet money in an entertaining clip from Rep. Kevin McCarthy. More »
The musical selections for the president's campaign events seem carefully calibrated to appeal to a wide range of voters. More »
The unorthodox Texan has adopted an anthem by a singer who claims the CIA tried to suppress her debut record for inciting revolution. More »
If the merchandise the president is hawking is any indication, all the stereotypes about his supporters are true. More »
President Obama gets a thrill after inviting young scientists and inventors to his home. More »
