Team Obama Does Not Understand How Venn Diagrams Work, Either
The president's campaign tries and fails to make a snappy infographic about entitlements. 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.
The president's campaign tries and fails to make a snappy infographic about entitlements. More »
A clever gimmick allows Republicans to highlight their central indictment of Barack Obama's presidency. More »
The former presidential candidate throws his weight behind the embattled Senate hopeful -- potentially setting up an awkward scene at the RNC. More »
The Republican vice-presidential candidate gets grilled about language in a bill he co-sponsored that would have restricted abortion access to only certain kinds of rape victims. More »
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Mitt Romney is trying to appropriate his running mate's wonky, fresh-faced image without having to own Ryan's policies. More »
Or, the all-American verse of Walt Mitt-man. More »
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There's a big chunk of the population that overwhelmingly favors the president. The only problem? They probably won't vote. More »
During a press conference, the Republican again rebuts Harry Reid's claim that Romney didn't pay taxes at any point in the last decade. More »
A four-way primary and a harsh environment for incumbents helped Ted Yoho upset Rep. Cliff Stearns in Florida. More »
A TelePrompTer provides an unusually beautiful moment from the campaign. More »
The former OMB chief's attacks on Paul Ryan have endeared him to liberals, but they really ought to read the fine print. More »
Howlers from Barack Obama, Joe Biden, and Debbie Wasserman Schultz More »
Who needs solar-power companies like Solyndra when the president can grasp the sun with his bare hands? More »
The new Republican nominee for vice president loves Rage Against the Machine and the Grateful Dead. How can that be? More »
The Louisiana governor would be a surprise pick, but he might be just the right gamble for the risk-averse Romney campaign. More »
The Ohio senator seems to check all of Romney's boxes. But it's unclear how much of an asset he'd really be to the campaign. More »
Even if he wanted to choose the Wisconsin representative, why would Ryan want to leave his powerful post in the House? More »
