Can't find my old tweet but in honor of the man's death: What is the best solo on Live at the Fillmore East, and why is it Dicky Betts' second chorus on 'One Way Out'?

If handling legal one’s legal cases is the card game Hearts, David A. Graham writes, Donald J. Trump has picked his strategy: Shoot for the moon. theatlantic.com/politics/archi…

Well, he DID say he hadn't examined the evidence in detail

'This State of the Union was the most unusual in living memory,' writes David A. Graham theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/…

Wow he abolished ICE

New David Graham just dropped

His political fortunes may be looking up, but his business problems are dire, writes ⁦David A. Graham⁩ theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/…

Relentlessly on Michigan message

Quite right. But he said this before you joined his administration.

'Like a basketball coach appointing one of his assistant coaches as referee.'

Read David A. Graham on Trump's takeover of the RNC in the middle of a competitive primary:

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Today on KQED Forum at 10 am: A big week in court(s) for Donald Trump. David A. Graham from The Atlantic and Shanlon Wu join me to discuss Trump's cascading legal problems.

The year 1922 was an auspicious moment for America’s greatest original art form: A young cornetist named Louis Armstrong left New Orleans for Chicago to join King Oliver’s band, and the dowdy old Atlantic undertook its first efforts to make sense of the new musical genre known as…

I had a great time digging through The Atlantic's old coverage of jazz, especially a surprisingly hip 1922 dissection theatlantic.com/newsletters/ar…

“The year 1922 was an auspicious moment,” David A. Graham writes in Time-Travel Thursdays. “Louis Armstrong left New Orleans for Chicago ... and the dowdy old Atlantic undertook its first efforts to make sense of the new musical genre known as jazz.” theatlantic.com/newsletters/ar…

.David A. Graham and Russell Berman are answering questions about our Jan/Feb issue, “If Trump Wins,” on a Reddit AMA. Head to r/politics to join, and read the full issue here: theatlantic.com/if-trump-wins/

Nick is a fantastic editor and a great colleague, and someone is going to be very lucky to get him

lol then he lost