Mark Herr

Organizer, Mid-South Tea Party

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Organizer with the Mid-South Tea Party in Memphis, Tennessee

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A recent study by the New York Times estimates that about 30 Tea Party candidates have a chance of getting to Congress and eight or so to the Senate.

The Tea Parties and the Consequences in Congress

A recent study by the New York Times estimates that about 30 Tea Party candidates have a chance of getting to Congress and eight or so to the Senate.

from Which Way, L.A.?

The New York Times says about 30 Tea Party candidates could get to the House, while eight have a chance at the Senate.

The Tea Parties and the Consequences in Congress

The New York Times says about 30 Tea Party candidates could get to the House, while eight have a chance at the Senate.

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