President Obama apparently loved answering questions from random Reddit users so much, he’s doing the same for Twitter.

In his first public statement since being re-elected on Tuesday, the president reiterated his campaign plank to seek a tax increase on Americans who earn more than $250,000, but skipped out on answering any questions.

This editorial cartoon depicts Mitt Romney mocking the National Zoo’s pandas. But in reality, they’re his ideal voters.

Hank the Cat, a candidate for the open U.S. Senate seat in Virginia, released his income tax filing yesterday. He paid $0 in federal taxes on an income of $5,000 after taking some sweet deductions.

Former Republican presidential candidate Herman Cain—remember him!—came to Washington this week to mark tomorrow’s federal income tax filing deadline, and he tried to bring his friends with him. Fail.

Photo by mosley.brian The D.C. Council voted Wednesday to reject an amendment offered by Jim Graham (D-Ward 1) that would have raised income taxes on those who earn more than $350,000 a year. Graham had proposed raising the tax rate to 8.9 percent for residents in the highest income bracket. All D.C. residents who earn over $40,000 currently pay taxes at the same rate, which is 8.5 percent. Versions of the proposal had been…