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Tea Party ‘bible’:The Star Fish and the Spider

The Starfish and the Spider supposedly is must reading for politicians trying to understand the power of the Tea Party and how it may self-destruct, according to Kenneth P. Vogel. Read his story and then download the book to your Kindle or Kindle reader.

Tea Party, 9-12 and similar groups get their power from their leaderless decentralization. If they accept national leaders and start running candidates, they’ll be easy targets for the major parties.

Posted by Donald E. L. Johnson on 07/31/2010 at 02:56 PM

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