The Tea Party Convention: What if it were us … and why it’s not
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The Editors
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February 9th, 2010
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Political Participation
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By Lee A. Daniels
As it happened, the Tea Party Convention, which began last Thursday and ended Sunday, was bracketed by two documents which cast in sharp relief the true nature of the political struggle that burst into the open when Barack Obama won the Democratic Party nomination for President and then captured the White House.
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