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Is Tea Party Ted right about the Occupy protests?
Read TNR Senior Editor Michael Kazin’s “Anarchism Now: Occupy Wall Street Revives an Ideology,” on why protestors from Zuccotti Park to the streets of Oakland are being careful about the way they describe their ideology.
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The Tea Party is losing interest. Will the rest of the GOP write off Rick Perry?
“There is abundant evidence that Perry’s problem is less a matter of style than of substance, and more a matter of ideology than of electability. To put it simply, the man who announced his candidacy with a fiery right-wing speech at a gathering of the fiery right-wing RedState community is rapidly alienating his hyper-conservative base, and may have real trouble getting back his wingnut mojo.”
-Ed Kilgore, “Why the Tea Party Turned on Perry.”
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