Politics Afternoon Edition - Obama: 'I'm a Christian by choice'

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Tuesday, September 28, 2010 HEADLINES Interactive | Campaign 2010 Everything you need to know about the 2010 elections. 1) Obama:'I'm a Christian by choice' In a backyard discussion Tuesday that was supposed to focus on the economy, President Obama ended up discussing his faith. But he still found time to lay into the GOP. » Read full article 2) What's wrong with Iowa? Today, the electoral picture for the President and his party has changed drastically. » Read full article 3) New 'Super Pacs' bringing millions into campaigns A new political weapon known as the "super PAC" has emerged in recent weeks. » Read full article 4) Dems: GOP will eliminate Department of Education Democratic congressional candidates are attacking Republicans for wanting to abolish the Education Department and cut funding for federal student loans. » Read full article 5) Why women still make less A new Government Accountability Office report, highlighted at a Congressional hearing this morning, finds that female managers earned just 81 cents for every dollar earned by their male counterparts in 2007. » Read full article 6) Grandson: Carter doing 'just fine' in hospital "He's definitely resting comfortably and expected to continue his book tour this week," said Jason Carter. » Read full article QUOTE OF THE DAY Vice President Joe Biden, to President Obama during the lead-up to his decision on the Afghan war strategy: "You may get to the point where you've got to make a really tough goddamned decision, man." COMMENT OF THE DAY Garak on 'Did Jim DeMint just take control of the Senate?': "Would you want Mitch McConnell steamed at you if you were a GOP Senator?" MULTIMEDIA Audio | Obama on length of the war Audio | Obama on length of the war President Obama talks about inheriting two wars "of undetermined length" upon taking office. SEND US A TIP | ADVERTISE | UNSUBSCRIBE | PRIVACY POLICY | NEWSLETTER CENTER Washington Post Digital c/o E-mail Customer Care 1150 15th Street NW Washington, D.C. 20071