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New GOP primary challengers are looking to serve their Tea Party challengers a scolding hot cuppa change. Their goal? To oppose! They arrived in January of 2011, unfamiliar with the ways of Washington, and promising never to adapt. The ...

“I think that is a danger to our country ... For one thing, they don’t all call themselves members of the Tea Party, cognizant of both that group’s low popularity and the fact that in some cases their opponent remains close to many ...

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Patrick’s campaign demonstrated the new face of the Texas ... The tea party will have taken him out, twice. Reid Wilson covers state politics and policy for the Washington Post's GovBeat blog. He's a former editor in chief of The Hotline, the premier ...

New GOP primary challengers are looking to serve their Tea Party challengers a scolding hot cuppa change. Their goal? To oppose! They arrived in January of 2011, unfamiliar with the ways of Washington, and promising never to adapt. The ...

In the five years since the first conservative activists dubbed themselves members of the tea party, they have been at the vanguard of change within the Republican Party. The GOP, once dominated by business interests and Beltway insiders, is now driven ...

In the five years since the first conservative activists dubbed themselves members of the tea party, they have been at the vanguard of change within the Republican Party. The GOP, once dominated by business interests and Beltway insiders, is now driven ...

McALLEN, Tex. — There was no Ted Cruz, coming out of nowhere in a blaze of Tea Party fervor, to upend the establishment in a marquee race when Texas Republicans went to the polls Tuesday in the nation’s first round of 2014 primaries.

McALLEN, Tex. — There was no Ted Cruz, coming out of nowhere in a blaze of Tea Party fervor, to upend the establishment in a marquee race when Texas Republicans went to the polls Tuesday in the nation’s first round of 2014 primaries.

State Senator Leticia Van de Putte. For Texas Republicans, the election results provided both the Tea Party wing and the mainstream wing with encouraging signs. Mainline Republicans not only lifted Mr. Cornyn, but also easily beat back a Tea ...

McALLEN, Tex. — There was no Ted Cruz, coming out of nowhere in a blaze of Tea Party fervor, to upend the establishment in a marquee race when Texas Republicans went to the polls Tuesday in the nation’s first round of 2014 primaries.

McALLEN, Tex. — There was no Ted Cruz, coming out of nowhere in a blaze of Tea Party fervor, to upend the establishment in a marquee race when Texas Republicans went to the polls Tuesday in the nation’s first round of 2014 primaries.

McALLEN, Tex. — There was no Ted Cruz, coming out of nowhere in a blaze of Tea Party fervor, to upend the establishment in a marquee race when Texas Republicans went to the polls Tuesday in the nation’s first round of 2014 primaries.

McALLEN, Tex. — There was no Ted Cruz, coming out of nowhere in a blaze of Tea Party fervor, to upend the establishment in a marquee race when Texas Republicans went to the polls Tuesday in the nation’s first round of 2014 primaries.

McALLEN, Tex. — There was no Ted Cruz, coming out of nowhere in a blaze of Tea Party fervor, to upend the establishment in a marquee race when Texas Republicans went to the polls Tuesday in the nation’s first round of 2014 primaries.

McALLEN, Tex. — There was no Ted Cruz, coming out of nowhere in a blaze of Tea Party fervor, to upend the establishment in a marquee race when Texas Republicans went to the polls Tuesday in the nation’s first round of 2014 primaries.

In the five years since the first conservative activists dubbed themselves members of the tea party, they have been at the vanguard of change within the Republican Party. The GOP, once dominated by business interests and Beltway insiders, is now driven ...

He was the only candidate in the field to oppose the tuition plan back in 2001, he said in his first campaign ad (Dewhurst was a state lands commissioner at the time and didn’t have a vote). What’s more, Patrick spent the race calling for new ...

In 2012, Dewhurst sought the Republican nomination to replace retiring Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison against a crowded field. He led virtually every public poll by double digits over former Dallas mayor Tom Leppert, former ESPN commentator Craig James and a ...

They arrived in January of 2011, unfamiliar with the ways of Washington, and promising never to adapt. The Republican freshman of the 112th Congress had helped take back the House, riding a Tea Party-infused, throw-the-bums-out wave of conservative disgust ...