Tea Party Nexus

How shrill was the relentless rhetorical assault on Barack Obama at the Tea Party National Convention in Nashville? Put it this way: The Saturday night keynote speech from Sarah Palin -- no slouch wh...

It's hard to argue with some of the bedrock principals of the Tea Partiers... less taxes, protection from government tyranny, and freedom from excessive cable bills (I threw the cable plank in myself - pretty confident the tea bagger's would be all for it.)

Rather than form a new party, the movement will remain leaderless and campaign for approved conservatives. And they all love Sarah Palin

Rather than form a new party, the movement will remain leaderless and campaign for approved conservatives. And they all love Sarah Palin

Rather than form a new party, the movement will remain leaderless and campaign for approved conservatives. And they all love Sarah Palin

NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- These are Sarah Palin's people. Just ask them.At the mere mention of her name, "tea party" activists light up and whip out "Saracudda" buttons -- a play off her "Sara Barracuda" nickname from her high school basketball team in Ala ...

Republican candidate for the 8th Congressional District Joe Walsh said that he planned to continue his campaign the way he did in the primary – as the “Tea Party candidate.”

The US is "ready for another revolution", Sarah Palin told conservative activists last night in a keynote speech to the first national tea party convention in Nashville which also roundly condemned Barack Obama.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) - The "tea party" activists all agree: Government is too big. Spending is out of control. Individual freedom is at risk. And Pre....

NASHVILLE, Tenn. — The “tea party” activists all agree: Government is too big. Spending is out of control. Individual freedom is at risk. And President Barack Obama’s policies are making it all worse.

Fremont Brown of Ashville, N.C., drives his scooter into the National Tea Party Convention in Nashville, Saturday, Feb. 6, 2010, with bumper stickers on and in his briefcase proclaiming Palin 2012. Palin is scheduled to talk to the group Saturday night.

Sarah Palin declared "America is ready for another revolution" and repeatedly assailed President Barack Obama on Saturday before adoring "Tea Party" activists, a seemingly natural constituency should she run for president.

NASHVILLE, Tennessee -- “America is ready for another revolution,” Sarah Palin declared as she assailed President Barack Obama in a speech before adoring “tea party” activists who would make a seemingly natural constituency if she runs for president.

Sarah Palin declared "America is ready for another revolution" and repeatedly assailed President Barack Obama yesterday before adoring "tea party" activists, a seemingly natural conservative constituency should she run for President."This...

"America is ready for another revolution," Sarah Palin declared Saturday as she assailed President Barack Obama in a speech before adoring "tea party" activists who would make a seemingly natural constituency if she runs for president.

Sarah Palin declared "America is ready for another revolution" and repeatedly assailed President Barack Obama yesterday before adoring "tea party" activists, a seemingly natural conservative constituency should she run for President.

Sarah Palin mocked President Obama and called for ‘revolution,’ to the delight of activists at the “tea party” convention.

"America is ready for another revolution," Sarah Palin declared Saturday as she assailed President Barack Obama in a speech before adoring "tea party" activists who would make a seemingly natural constituency if she runs for president.

Sarah Palin, in a speech that was short on ideas but big on enthusiasm, took aim at President Barack Obama and the Democrats, telling a gathering of "tea party" activists that America is ripe for another revolution. Noting his party's dismal showing in elections since Obama moved into the White House a year ago with talk of hope and promises of change, Palin asked the gathering: "How's that hope ...

Sarah Palin, in a speech that was short on ideas but big on enthusiasm, took aim at President Barack Obama and the Democrats, telling a gathering of "tea party" activists that America is ripe for another revolution.

WASHINGTON -- To understand the difficulties that former Republican Sen. Mike DeWine has with Tea Party activists, just check with Bonnie Oleksa.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) -- Sarah Palin declared "America is ready for another revolution" and repeatedly assailed President Barack Obama on Saturday before adoring "tea party" activists, a seemingly natural constituency should she run for president. "This movement is about the people," the 2008 GOP vice presidential nominee said as the crowd roared. "Government is supposed to be working for the ...

Sarah Palin, in a speech that was short on ideas but big on enthusiasm, took aim at President Barack Obama and the Democrats, telling a gathering of "tea party" activists that America is ripe for another revolution.

Sarah Palin declared "America is ready for another revolution" and repeatedly assailed President Barack Obama on Saturday before adoring "tea party" activists. They make up a seemingly natural constituency should she run for president.

Sarah Palin declared "America is ready for another revolution" and repeatedly assailed President Barack Obama on Saturday before adoring "tea party" activists. They make up a seemingly natural constituency should she run for president.

Sarah Palin tells 'tea party' crowd that 'America is ready for another revolution'

Nashville, Tenn. -- Sarah Palin declared "America is ready for another revolution" and repeatedly assailed President Barack Obama on Saturday before adoring "tea party" activists, a seemingly natural constituency should she run for president.

Sarah Palin declared "America is ready for another revolution" and repeatedly assailed President Barack Obama on Saturday before adoring "tea party" activists. They make up a seemingly natural constituency should she run for president.

NASHVILLE - Sarah Palin declared "America is ready for another revolution" and repeatedly assailed President Barack Obama on Saturday before adoring "tea party" activists, a seemingly natural conservative constituency if she runs for president.