13Jan/102
RedCounty.com Interview
Check out my interview with Chip Hanlon over at Red County regarding A New American Tea Party.
Update: Red County book review by Warner Todd Houston.
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January 13th, 2010 - 20:56
Great interview! The movement needs more people like you that can clearly explain that the Tea Party effort is a counterrevolution to excesses by Republicans and Democrats — spending and forgetting that someone pays for this and that someone cannot shoulder the the subsidy of those looking for handouts (not the genuine needy). Michael, Wisconsin
January 13th, 2010 - 21:07
I was surprised at the anger and ignorance expressed by some folks in the Love Notes section. Perhaps if they set aside the swears and labels and dug a bit deeper with their analysis of this whole Tea Party thing they’d learn that there are a ton of hard working people genuinely concerned about the acceleration of spending for political rather than practical purposes. I’ll bet they wouldnt mouth off like that if they had to do it openly and not hide behind their anonymous email address. Shame on some of these folks.