Right-wing Tea Party activists might well reshape the US Congress – but they have already routed the Republican establishment
When angry right-wing American voters started taking to the streets to protest against the Obama administration’s policies, leading Republicans were ecstatic. In the group of protesters who became known as the Tea Party, they saw a grassroots movement they could ride back to power.
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