Tea Party


Who are these non-Democrats?

Sheila Liaugminas | 10 November 2010

First, the Republican Party had to show a healthy respect and appreciation for the Tea Party for not going off and forming an official third party in a two-party system, siphoning off voters en masse and messing up the whole election mainstream Americans have long-awaited. Then, the media had to figure out what hit them.


Non-establishment America

Sheila Liaugminas | 30 October 2010

What is the Tea Party, who do they represent, what do they stand for, and are they here to stay?


Shifting political labels

Sheila Liaugminas | 29 August 2010
Before this year, it was already an intriguing question to wonder what the reference point was for left and right on the political compass, the question of what constituted center. Whatever the answer was, it has certainly changed.

Obama ridicules the Tea Party

Sheila Liaugminas | 17 April 2010
The President of the United States, whose party controls both houses of Congress, who has enjoyed unqualified support and adoration from America’s elite media, who had the raw political power to drive an extremely unpopular healthcare plan into law, used one of his high profile fundraising occasions to take a cheap shot at the grassroots people’s movement known as the Tea Party. Really.
 
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