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What is the Tea Party? A growing state of mind
(USA Today)

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USA Today - The Tea Party is less a classic political movement than a frustrated state of mind. USA TODAY's first story in a series looking at the impact of the Tea Party movement on the November elections.
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It is my belief that a lot of political thinkers and reporters are not giving the Tea Party movement enough credit. There are a lot of people who want to see change in Washington and this years elections may show just how serious these Tea party people are.

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Protofascism Comes to America: The Rise of the Tea Party
By Ted Rall

Tea Partiers haven't called for extralegal solutions to the problems they cite--but neither did the National Socialists prior to 1933. Then again, they're not in power yet. Wait.
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I may be wrong but I am thinking that the Tea party people are sitting by and watching to see what happens this November so they know what directions they should go for the next presidential elections. I have a feeling that the Tea party agenda will be heard a lot louder after the november elections if some more change is not brought forth.

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Last night was just the beginning...

Big Tea Party wins for candidates in both Delaware and New York over establishment Republicans - and the GOP is freaking out. They just cannot believe they are losing these primaries to people who literally have come out of nowhere. But they still don't get it - they are seeing the establishment slipping away and instead of realizing their mistakes, they are doubling down. Glenn has more on radio today. Ref. Source 9

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I still think the politicians do not understand the tea party at all. They are all for getting long time politicians out of office. I think Mr Franklin said it best when he said, "A politician and a baby should be changed often...for the same reason."

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Tea Party is Just a Media Spectacle
By Joe Bageant

For some reason, in this country, there's always been an assumption that the poor, or the underclass, are the non-white people that live in this country, and the fact that there has always been a white underclass has become taboo. Ref. Source 8

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Tea Party vs. War Party?
By Patrick J. Buchanan

The neocons are nervous the Tea Party may not sign up to soldier on for the empire. Ref. Source 1