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^In an effort to replicate the tea party's success, 170 liberal and civil rights groups are forming a coalition that they hope will match the movement's political energy and influence. They promise to "counter the tea party narrative" and help the progressive movement find its voice again after 18 months of floundering.^
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Actually, the "progressive" movement has a "voice." They frigging run the government right now, with the fawning media Renfields trotting along behind, brainlessly echoing everything they say.

What seems to have utterly eluded the One Nation people is that the Tea Party movement is actually the response to that same screeching "voice."

Saying the same stupid things on a broader scale isn't going to change that.

^This week at their national conventions both NAACP and NCLR leaders will begin talking to their members about "One Nation," and they are seeking money from foundations for the effort.^
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For "seeking money from foundations" read "socialist parasites feeding off the long-dead corpses of robber barons and filthy rich capitalists."

^"They are calling the Democratic party back to what has been the pattern of successful liberalism in the 20th century," McGerr said.^
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A pattern currently written large in failing European nations, Venezuela, and everyplace else leftist ideas have been consistently applied.