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February 6, 2010 10:06 AM

‘Birther’ Movement Rears Head in Nashville

The so-called "birther" movement apparently is alive and well at the National Tea Party Convention in Nashville. While the bulk of the three-day affair has been spent on strategizing for the 2010 elections and figuring out how to grow the conservative activist base, convention-goers shifted their attention from tax-and-spending complaints to President Obama's ... read more



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February 5, 2010 8:44 PM

Activists Devise Tea Party 2.0

I wonder if the original Boston Tea Party organizers waded through breakout sessions and slideshow presentations in order to figure out the best way to throw a tea bag (which, for the insatiably knowledge-hungry, is with a flick of the wrist, head tilted to the side, like you're skipping a stone). Either way, workshops and seminars are how the modern tea party movement ... read more



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February 5, 2010 9:22 AM

Tea Party Keepsakes? That’ll Be $15

The National Tea Party Convention isn’t just about spreading the gospel of fiscal conservatism and figuring out ways to crush President Obama in 2012. For some, it’s a chance to get in on the ground floor of what may be a tea party market. Take Jeffrey McQueen. A former auto industry worker out of Michigan, he was laid off last year. “Sometimes God has other plans ... read more



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February 4, 2010 11:02 PM

Tea Party Launches ‘Counter-Revolution’

The first-ever National Tea Party Convention started with a bang Thursday, as conservative firebrand Tom Tancredo used his kickoff speech to rail against "the cult of multiculturalism" and the country's "socialist ideologue" president -- and declare that the tea party movement is here to stop it. "The race for America is on right now," the former GOP Colorado ... read more



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February 4, 2010 7:17 PM

Bachmann, Blackburn Off the Tea Party Hook?

No hard feelings. That's what Judson Phillips, organizer of the National Tea Party Convention in Nashville, says about the decision of two prominent conservative congresswomen to pull out of the event just days before it started. "It's a non-issue," Phillips told FoxNews.com, as the convention got under way Thursday afternoon inside the sprawling hotel oasis known as ... read more