David A. Graham

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's Motor Menagerie: Cars of the House of Romney

Mitt's Motor Menagerie: Cars of the House of Romney

The Republican front-runner likes to say he's a son of Detroit, and he's got the automobile obsession to prove it. More »

Picture of the Day: Santorum's Google Problem on CNN

Picture of the Day: Santorum's Google Problem on CNN

A risque sign mocking the former Pennsylvania senator made its way onto television. More »

Does Santorum Really Want to Make a Stand on Mormonism?

Does Santorum Really Want to Make a Stand on Mormonism?

With their candidate on the defensive, Santorum aides suggest they could force Mitt Romney to defend his faith. More »

Chart of the Day: Barack Obama, The Candidate of Wall Street

Chart of the Day: Barack Obama, The Candidate of Wall Street

It's an open question which party's policies are better for the economy, but the stock market does much better under Democratic presidents. More »

Ann Romney Blazes a Trail for Politics on Pinterest

Ann Romney Blazes a Trail for Politics on Pinterest

Mudslingers were the first to take up the virtual bulletin-board site, but it could be an excellent tool for candidates to reach female voters. More »

Video of the Day: Franklin Graham Won't Say Obama Is a Christian

Video of the Day: Franklin Graham Won't Say Obama Is a Christian

The evangelical leader raised the question of whether Obama is a Muslim and lamented the fall of Hosni Mubarak. More »

Picture of the Day: Obama Kicks the Dreamliner's Tires

Picture of the Day: Obama Kicks the Dreamliner's Tires

While delivering a speech on manufacturing, the president got a look at the plane that could be the next Air Force One. More »

Santorum and DeWine: Much Ado About Almost Nothing

Santorum and DeWine: Much Ado About Almost Nothing

The only real impact of the former senator deserting Romney is a flurry of national media attention. Inside Ohio, voters are likely to shrug. More »

Maine GOP Shows How Not to Do Democracy (Again)

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 »

Xi Thinks My Tractor's Sexy

Xi Thinks My Tractor's Sexy

Barnstorming through Iowa, the Chinese vice president gets a taste of the campaign-trail life. More »

Quote of the Day: Foster Friess's Preferred Contraceptive Technique

Quote of the Day: Foster Friess's Preferred Contraceptive Technique

The Santorum backer has a simple method for preventing pregnancies, and it doesn't involve rhythm. More »

Democrats Walk Out of Tense Hearing on Contraception (Video)

Democrats Walk Out of Tense Hearing on Contraception (Video)

After a clash over the exclusion of women from a panel on birth control, three representatives march out in boycott. More »

Add Allen West to the Ranks of Crooning Congressmen

Add Allen West to the Ranks of Crooning Congressmen

The Florida Tea Partier delivers a serviceable rendition of Roy Orbison's "Pretty Woman." More »

Adele Takes on Newt Gingrich

Adele Takes on Newt Gingrich

The singer blasts the Republican contender -- or so it seems in this clever overdubbed parody. More »

The Life of a Political Operative, Explained

The Life of a Political Operative, Explained

The staffers who strategize, canvass, and coordinate for candidates get in on the latest Facebook meme. More »

A Short History of Millionaire Sugar Daddies in Presidential Politics

A Short History of Millionaire Sugar Daddies in Presidential Politics

From the man who made McKinley to the Man Atop the Horse, eight men who kept candidates supplied with cash. More »

Picture of the Day: Newt Gingrich's Dream Team

Picture of the Day: Newt Gingrich's Dream Team

The fading GOP contender strikes a dramatic pose, flanked by supporters -- but he's just stealing his own graphics. More »

Video of the Day: FDR Cribs, or How to Trick Out Your Dorm in 1900

Video of the Day: FDR Cribs, or How to Trick Out Your Dorm in 1900

Showing a clear affinity for interior decoration, the future president elaborately decorated his $10,000 student pad. More »

Chess Master or Pawn? Taking Stock of Obama's First Term (Video)

Chess Master or Pawn? Taking Stock of Obama's First Term (Video)

The Atlantic's James Bennet and James Fallows discuss the magazine's latest cover story, "Obama, Explained," on MSNBC's Morning Joe. More »

Why Ron Paul's Supporters are Furious About the Maine Caucus

Why Ron Paul's Supporters are Furious About the Maine Caucus

They say voters in Washington County were disenfranchised -- and they're right, although the final result probably wouldn't have been different. More »

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