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September 15, 2010 Columns » Hal Crowther

The tea party: more for them, less for the rest of us

Tears of rage

by Hal Crowther

When I published an unflattering assessment of the tea party movement, I anticipated a spirited response. In every form I've encountered, the rhetoric of the far right prizes belligerence and sneers at diplomacy. I never expected an invitation to share a pot…

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