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October 25th, 2010
07:58 AM ET
Tea Party: Movement with no clear message?
The Tea Party is one of the breakout stories of this year's upcoming midterm elections. One reporter conducted six month study on the Tea Party to get a sense of what the movement really looks like in detail. CNN's Kiran Chetry talks to Washington Post reporter Amy Gardner about her findings.
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My problem with the party is a lack of coherent plan. It's easy to whine, complain and wish for a better system but when asked the tough questions I don't see Tea Party members coming up with real answers. When faced with real dilemmas, you can't just hide away from the world, you have to make real choices. Even though I disagree with their approach at least mainstream Republicans have a certain plan they want to go for. I think it's a crazy plan, but unlike Tea Party members at least they're pretty concise about their plans.