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GOPer, Tea Partier have a last-ditch theory on how to get Romney elected
Jillian Rayfield
The Tea Party and an Idaho state senator have an idea, based on a misreading of the 12th Amendment
Why Washington needs Joe Biden
Alex Seitz-Wald
Forget the goofy uncle image. Biden's the only senior official willing to dissent from the foreign policy consensus
Hillary’s long shadow
Steve Kornacki
If she decides to run in '16, Democrats could be in for an unusually suspense-free primary season
David Letterman kisses Amy Poehler while talking about Joe Biden
Prachi Gupta
The two comedians discussed the vice president's appearance on "Parks and Recreation"
Superstorm shines light on federal beach program
Wayne Parry
The average beach lost between 30 to 40 feet of sand due to Hurricane Sandy
“Parks and Recreation”: Joe Biden’s sex appeal
Willa Paskin
Leslie Knope nearly makes a pass at her No. 1 crush. Will she ever overcome her awe to realize her big D.C. dreams?
Joe Biden is excited for tonight’s “Parks and Recreation” episode
Prachi Gupta
The vice president will appear on the show tonight
Top Republicans say Romney didn’t offer specifics
Philip Elliott
At a Republican Governors Association confab, party leaders said they need to appeal beyond white, male voters
Jason Sudeikis discusses playing Romney and Biden on “SNL”
Prachi Gupta
Jason Sudeikis stopped by "The Daily Show" to talk about "the human side" of Mitt Romney and Joe Biden
Dear angry white conservatives: Chill out
Chauncey DeVega
All is not lost with Romney's defeat -- but it may be time to tune into a different news station
Nation pays tribute to sacrifices of veterans
Christina Hoag
The country must commit "to serving you as well as you've served us," Obama said in his Veterans Day speech
Joe Biden’s new role: “Parks and Recreation” guest star
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Knope finally meets the man of her dreams. Here's why the vice president is worthy of her (and our) love
17 best excuses for Romney’s defeat
Elissa Schappell
Because the GOP will never admit it nominated a morally-bankrupt misogynist who made his living outsourcing jobs
Obama, GOP leaders lay down markers on budget deal
Nancy Benac
Congress and Obama prepare for a showdown over the "fiscal cliff"
Ignoring Obama’s mandate
Steve Kornacki
The president campaigned on ending the Bush tax cuts and won. House Republicans may not have gotten the message
Obama’s renewed message of hope
Aaron Traister
As a candidate, Obama is a brilliant orator. As a president, he falls silent. Will he be different this time?
Obama acceptance: “I ask you to sustain that hope”
Salon Staff
In a stirring acceptance, the president looks to unite the country and do battle with cynicism and partisanship
65 best quotes of election 2012
Alex Seitz-Wald
All of the memorable gaffes, zingers and general awkwardness this cycle's had to offer
Religion scholar Mark Silk: “Catholics always go with the winner”
Ben Feuerherd
A religious scholar explains what drives the nation's largest -- and most complicated -- swing-voting bloc
Will China finally open up to Hollywood?
Jonathan Landreth
After years of strict regulation, a Chinese movie mogul says new party leaders are keen on the idea
Joe Biden’s “Top 10 Good Things About Voting Early”
Prachi Gupta
The vice president shared 10 reasons to vote early on last night's "Late Show With David Letterman"
Secret socialist or grand bargainer?
Alex Pareene
A second term would likely look familiar -- and again depend upon how Obama chooses to deal with the GOP House
What took Biden so long on trans discrimination?
Natasha Lennard
Many trans advocates welcome the VP's recognition, but others have been more critical
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