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.

Photo of the Day: The Eyes Have It

Photo of the Day: The Eyes Have It

A rather disconcerting view of Republican contender Newt Gingrich More »

Video of the Day: Gabrielle Giffords' Goodbye

Video of the Day: Gabrielle Giffords' Goodbye

In a powerful video message, the wounded Arizona politician thanks her supporters and bids them farewell -- for now. More »

Newt Gingrich Wins the South Carolina Primary

Newt Gingrich Wins the South Carolina Primary

Blogging news and events from the Palmetto State as voters handed the former speaker a big win More »

Photos of the Day: Politicians Pretending to Work on the Trail

Photos of the Day: Politicians Pretending to Work on the Trail

Running for office isn't just kissing babies and shaking hands. There's also the time-honored ritual of play-acting that you're blue collar. More »

Video of the Day: Obama's Amateur Night at the Apollo

Video of the Day: Obama's Amateur Night at the Apollo

The president shows off his vocal prowess with a risky rendition of Al Green -- with the soul legend listening. More »

Rick Santorum's Tragic Yearbook Photo Comes Back to Haunt Him

Rick Santorum's Tragic Yearbook Photo Comes Back to Haunt Him

Newt Gingrich and Mitt Romney are facing questions about their past. But even the squeaky-clean Pennsylvania has some embarrassing memories. More »

Video of the Day: Gingrich Asked His Wife to Share Him

Video of the Day: Gingrich Asked His Wife to Share Him

The first excerpt from ABC's blockbuster interview with Newt Gingrich's second ex-wife Marianne paints the former speaker in a negative light. More »

The Real Winner in Iowa? No One Will Ever Know

The Real Winner in Iowa? No One Will Ever Know

Although the new tally puts Rick Santorum ahead of Mitt Romney by 34 votes, some results are missing and officials call it 'a split decision.' More »

Photo of the Day: Who Would MLK Back?

Photo of the Day: Who Would MLK Back?

Chalk graffiti links Dr. Paul and Dr. King. Would the late civil-rights icon have backed the libertarian Republican in 2012? More »

Photo of the Day: The Mitt Romney Enthusiasm Gap

Photo of the Day: The Mitt Romney Enthusiasm Gap

He may look like a sure bet to win the Republican nomination, but anecdotal evidence suggests voters aren't devoted to Romney yet. More »

Photos of the Day: The Gingriches Around the World

Photos of the Day: The Gingriches Around the World

After we spotted an odd picture of Newt and Callista Gingrich at Auschwitz, Vanity Fair made it a meme. More »

Video of the Day: Stephen Colbert Is In It to Win It (or Something)

Video of the Day: Stephen Colbert Is In It to Win It (or Something)

After turning over his super PAC to Jon Stewart, the late-night comedian says he'll run for president in his home state. More »

Video of the Day: Grover Norquist's Tax Dalliance

Video of the Day: Grover Norquist's Tax Dalliance

The anti-tax crusader indulges his more humorous side in a collaboration with satirists at The Onion. More »

Photo of the Day: Rick Perry Stares Down a Brick Wall

Photo of the Day: Rick Perry Stares Down a Brick Wall

Why is the Texas governor so fixated on the masonry in front of him? More »

Video of the Day: Newt Gingrich's Mitt Romney Blooper Reel

Video of the Day: Newt Gingrich's Mitt Romney Blooper Reel

Romney may look invincible, but his angry rival is unleashing a barrage of attacks on him just a day after the New Hampshire primary. More »

Photo of the Day: Newt Gingrich Posing Jauntily in Front of Auschwitz

Photo of the Day: Newt Gingrich Posing Jauntily in Front of Auschwitz

An extremely odd snapshot from the presidential hopeful's website. More »

How Gingrich's Attack on Romney and Bain Backfired, Part II

How Gingrich's Attack on Romney and Bain Backfired, Part II

Conservatives still view his tack as despicable and practically socialist, but with Rick Perry's help, he's starting to hurt Mitt Romney. More »

Photo of the Day: First in the Nation

Photo of the Day: First in the Nation

Voters stand poised at the ballot box as the clock ticks down to midnight in one of America's odder and more endearing electoral traditions. More »

Photo of the Day: Gingrich Pulls Out the Big Guns—Literally

Photo of the Day: Gingrich Pulls Out the Big Guns—Literally

When the former Speaker dropped by a World War II museum in New Hampshire, at least one veteran was decked out to support him. More »

Who Is New White House Chief of Staff Jack Lew?

Who Is New White House Chief of Staff Jack Lew?

The president's new right-hand man is a bookish, private man, but he's also an outspoken liberal who fits Obama's new populist tone. More »

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