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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.
The most fabulous fake candidate hits the stump at a political landmark with an empowering message for voters and hopefuls alike. More »
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The utter silence of the 2008 Iowa GOP caucus winner may be a crucial factor in Mitt Romney's emergence at the front of the pack there. More »
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Iowans hear you making fun of them and complaining about their role in the presidential primary. But they're not taking it sitting down. More »
The GOP frontrunner's son veers way off message during an appearance in New Hampshire, then quickly backs off. More »
Who says Iowans are socially conservative and racially homogeneous? Some voters are apparently backing an African-American cross-dresser for president. More »
Through thick and thin, attention drought and scandal, there's no doubting the commitment of the candidate's supporters. More »
A tally of endorsements from Iowa shows how smart Mitt Romney's strategy has been and how Rick Santorum's hasn't worked. More »
Republican hopefuls are spending their holiday season away from home and on the trail, but the First Family is enjoying some down time on Oahu. More »
As the candidates scramble for social-conservative votes, the Texan explains why he no longer supports abortion even in cases of rape and incest. More »
With a week left before the Iowa caucuses, Rick Santorum visits Rep. Steve King for a campaign trail rite of passage. More »
From the same people who brought you Newt and Callista Gingrich standing next to a plush elephant, here's an elf break-dancing for Newt. More »
Don't expect the 2012 presidential election to be fought along party lines -- because in battleground states, a plurality of voters aren't in either party. More »
In Kansas last week, the president debuted an aggressive new tone, but his actions in Washington since then suggest it's all talk. More »
The erstwhile Republican presidential contender returns with warm wishes for the holidays and an unexpected wish to run the Pentagon. More »
If the Texas governor were to venture into the world of doggerel for tots, here is what his literary output might look like. More »
