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Photos: Sarah Palin and the Tea Party Express

Tea Party Express rally, Boston Common, April 14, 2010

By KELLY DAVIDSON | April 15, 2010

Photo: Kelly Davidson

Tea Party Express rally featuring Sarah Palin | Boston Common | April 14, 2010

READ:Rally 'Round the Tea Party. By David S. Bernstein.

READ: Boston Common Tea Party Superlatives and Milestones (featuring video interviews with real-life Tea Partiers). By Chris Faraone.

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'Tea' is for terrorism
A year ago, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) produced a memo outlining the growing threat posed to this country from right-wing extremists. It compared the situation to that of the early 1990s — which culminated in the 1995 bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah Building in Oklahoma City, killing 168.
Does not compute
Though he’s infamous for his aversion to computers, McCain is actually no Luddite.
Rise of the political bogeyman
The Republicans appear headed to a second straight national pummeling, which will leave it marginalized in the federal government and an increasing number of state houses. Many party faithful are already noting the need for the GOP to move back toward the moderate center to survive. But the conservatives with microphones are heading down a very different path — and their followers, who now dominate the Republican Party, are going right with them.
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'Tea' is for terrorism
A year ago, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) produced a memo outlining the growing threat posed to this country from right-wing extremists. It compared the situation to that of the early 1990s — which culminated in the 1995 bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah Building in Oklahoma City, killing 168.
Does not compute
Though he’s infamous for his aversion to computers, McCain is actually no Luddite.
Rise of the political bogeyman
The Republicans appear headed to a second straight national pummeling, which will leave it marginalized in the federal government and an increasing number of state houses. Many party faithful are already noting the need for the GOP to move back toward the moderate center to survive. But the conservatives with microphones are heading down a very different path — and their followers, who now dominate the Republican Party, are going right with them.
Travels with Sarah
Apparently, the idea of Palin as the Queen Esther for our time has made it to New Hampshire.
Take Back Barack
It's time to reclaim the man we put in the White House
Night of the living dead
It’s almost over. This is welcome news.
Filibustered Fluffernutters?
The GOP's wrath, extra-crunchy
Unable to vote, teens volunteer
Come November 4, they won’t even be able to vote. But for some motivated teenagers, that disenfranchisement doesn’t translate into disinterest.
Reading is fundamentalist
In 2009, liberals held firm control of the presidency, the US Senate, and the US House of Representatives. But there was one realm where conservatives dominated: the New York Times bestseller list.
Sarah Palin, Inc.
Confused commenters have no clue as to the opportunities that await Palin — because few understand the extraordinary, multi-billion-dollar marketplace that has developed for movement conservatives.
A step forward
The nation’s understandable preoccupation with the unfolding economic crisis has overshadowed a significant victory in the battle for same-sex marriage: the Connecticut Supreme Court, on October 10, ruled that gay and lesbian couples have a constitutional right to marry.
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