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Alex Constantine - February 25, 2011 Paul Broun is the perfect embodiment of the right-wing backlash that has greeted Barack Obama's presidency By Will BunchSalon | August 31, 2010 The following has been adapted from Will Bunch's new book, "The Backlash: Right-Wing Radicals, High-Def Hucksters and Paranoid Politics in the Age of Obama," and is reprinted by arrangement with Harper, an imprint of HarperCollins Publishers.
By Adam Serwer | Washington Post | February 15, 2011 Last week saw the emergence of one of the dumbest recent political memes, the idea that the vote reauthorizing three expiring PATRIOT Act provisions failed because of Tea Party Republicans waging a principled anti-government rebellion against the party establishment.
By Glenn Greenwald Salon | January 3, 2011 Imagine if a group of leading American liberals met on foreign soil with -- and expressed vocal support for -- supporters of a terrorist group that had (a) a long history of hateful anti-American rhetoric, (b) an active role in both the takeover of a U.
MSNBC | December 2, 2010 Maria Cino Former Vice President Dick Cheney “is putting his power as a Republican rainmaker behind Maria Cino, a former Bush administration official and Republican strategist, who is preparing to run for party chairman,” the New York Times writes.
Jewish Democrats: Republican majority controlled by Nazi reenactors and their friends 'Republican leadership panders to Tea Party by embracing Nazi reenactors,' says U.
by Mike Rhodes ( editor [at] fresnoalliance.com ) October 31, 2010 In a dramatic "October Surprise" that co.
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Posts by Casey Gane-McCalla Nation on Oct 27, 2010 Its interesting that Rand Paul’s enthusiastic supporters are gaining some attention after one of them was caught on camera stepping on a woman’s head.
Also see: "NAACP Takes On The Tea Parties: Report Charges Movement Has Ongoing Ties To Anti-Semites, Racists And Bigots" Document alleges that Tea Party meetings are used as recruiting grounds for racist groups By Ewen MacAskill Guardian | 20 October 2010 The Tea Party movement has extensive links to white supremacist groups, a report published by the Institute for Research & Education on Human Rights today has alleged.
" ... Nearly half (47 percent) of Americans who consider themselves members of the Tea Party movement also con.
" ... Be patriotic, support the military ... " By Neil Macdonald CBC News | September 27, 2010 Beyond provi.