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Tea Party
120 State Lawmakers Met to Practice Overhauling the Constitution
By Sanya Mansoor / Center for Public Integrity
Paul Ryan Has the Toughest Job in Washington: Avoiding a Government Shutdown
By Philip Elliott and Nash Jenkins
Vice President Mike Pence to Headline Koch Summit
By Philip Elliott
Meet the Tea Partiers Behind the Rallies for President Trump Around the U.S.
By Josh Sanburn
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Everything's Coming Up Trump in Latest Polls
The real estate mogul is beating his rivals despite criticism from his rivals
By Tanya Basu
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Obama Moves Closer to Inking Pacific Trade Deal
President Obama may move closer to a career-defining Pacific Rim trade deal Tuesday that could permanently alter the balance of power between the White House and Congress on trade issues.The Senate is expected to approve...
By Haley Sweetland Edwards
May 11, 2015
How a Hug Jump-Started Marco Rubio's Career
The Florida Senator was helped along by a politically perilous PDA
By Lily Rothman
April 13, 2015
What Happened When Rand Paul First Got Into Politics
His rise from unknown to contender has been a quick one
By Lily Rothman
April 7, 2015
Then as Now, the Tea Party Proved Divisive
Dec. 16, 1773: Colonial activists dump 45 tons of tea into Boston Harbor to protest the Tea Act
By Jennifer Latson
December 16, 2014
John Boehner's Job Is About to Get Harder
With 25 members retiring, many old moderates are being replaced by young firebrands
By Jay Newton-Small
October 28, 2014
Sarah Palin Knocks Obama's 'Latte Salute'
And knocks the “lamestream media”
By Maya Rhodan
September 26, 2014
Why Rand Paul Is Schmoozing in Silicon Valley
As Kentucky Senator Rand Paul heads to San Francisco Thursday for a series of events over the weekend, he’s looking for two things above all: cash and geeks. Paul hopes to dip into the wealth...
By Denver Nicks
July 17, 2014
Big Business Saves GOP
Business group has been major force in 2014 races
By Alex Altman
July 14, 2014
IRS Readies Rubber Stamp
IRS head touts "efficiencies," but some groups fear fraud
By Massimo Calabresi
July 13, 2014
Mississippi Tea Partier to Challenge Election Results
The Tea Party challenger says a write-in campaign is not off the table
By Denver Nicks
July 3, 2014
Tea Party Seeing Red
Tea Party left wondering what went wrong
By Zeke J Miller
June 25, 2014
Tea Party Gets a Seat in House Leadership
Steve Scalise will be expected to bridge the establishment and Tea Party wings of a often party at war with itself
By Jay Newton-Small and Alex Rogers
June 19, 2014
'A Serious Wake-Up Call'
A stunning upset for the history books
By Jay Newton-Small
June 10, 2014
Republicans Eye Revenge Against Ted Cruz
Now that primary season is almost over, some Establishment Republicans are looking for retribution
By Jay Newton-Small
June 8, 2014
Why Tea Party Catholicism Is a No Go
Pope Francis and the Catholic Church increasingly have little patience with libertarian economic thought: this will clearly pose a problem to some lawmakers in Washington.
By Christopher Hale
June 5, 2014
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