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Wednesday, Feb 10th, 2010
Herb London, president of the Hudson Institute, a think tank based in Washington, said the protest scene in the comic book is merely the latest attempt in a “systematic effort” to chastise the grassroots Tea Party movement.
“I was perplexed by this,” London said. “It seems to me there was a clear effort on someone’s part to undermine the Tea Party movement.

FOXNews.com - Tea Party Jab to Be Zapped From Captain America Comic, Writer Says

The guy is part of a “think tank” that studies a systematic effort (Why is that in quotes? Because Fox has to give credit to a phrase they couldn’t come up with?) to subvert a Right Wing movement and he is “perplexed” by anti-tea party statements?

Get back in the tank…you might be getting close.


∞10:41 am, by rcmaclean
[foxnews] [think tank] [tea party] [they'll let anyone in a think tank these days]

Monday, Feb 08th, 2010
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∞08:01 am, reblogged from Robot Heart: Sex, Religion, and Politics by rcmaclean107 notes
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Friday, Feb 05th, 2010
This week’s National Tea Party Convention in Nashville may have captured the most attention—given the controversy surrounding the event’s hefty $549 admissions fee and Sarah Palin’s keynote speech—but tea partiers have been attending lower-profile confabs across the country, often organized by long-established groups that have reached out to the tea-party grassroots.

Can the Tea Party Have a Lasting Political Impact? - Newsweek.com

I am sorry, you can’t be a relevant grassroots political movement that is anti-establishment if you charge $550 to go to church. That’s not how these things work.

I am convinced that the “tea party” movement will fade as quickly as it came into focus if any one of the very fickle foundations it stands on start to crack. If the economy picks up, this movement is done. Which means, if you are a tea-bagger, you need to pray for rain, which of course doesn’t make you a very good catalyst for positive change. But that’s not what this is all about is it?


∞02:13 pm, by rcmaclean
[tea party] [tea bagger] [fear will set you free]

Tuesday, Feb 02nd, 2010

In the end, chairman Michael Steele persuaded the Republican National Committee not to require that any candidate hoping to receive help from the party promise to support eight out of ten principles in the so-called Reagan Resolution.

The “Reagan Resolution” allows for only two apostasies per candidate. By my count, Ronald Reagan committed at least four. Good thing Chairman Steele made the whole thing voluntary. It would be sad to think that the Republican Party no longer has room for Ronald Reagan.

No Room for Reagan - The Atlantic (February 1, 2010)

Great short read even if you have no idea what Tea Party Republicans are.

Wouldn’t have thought the day would come so soon that Reagan would have been considered less conservative than the most vocal currently representing his party.


∞11:48 am, by rcmaclean
[reagan] [tea party] [republican] [really? defense of marriage?]

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