Tea Party

It’s good to see Republicans in Washington just might be finally wising up to what grassroots Americans have been shouting from the heartland for years: our nation is off its Constitutional mooring, adrift...

Mark Meckler writes about a major development in the pursuit of justice for groups improperly targeted by the IRS: Thursday, Judge Reggie Walton of the U.S. District Court of the District of...

Name-calling is par for the course in politics, from the earliest days of our republic until now. Usually, the angrier the tone, the closer the opposition is hitting to home. Undoubtedly, this is the case with...

What do progressives want? If you want to know, to really see, then pack up the wife and kids and head to your local movie theater on August 15. Based on the Lois Lowry novel, a new movie called The Giver...

In Campbell, Wisconsin, political retaliation has sunk to a new low. Police Chief Tim Kelemen just closed a plea deal for using local Tea Party leader Greg Luce’s personal information to sign him up for...

As evidence of IRS wrongdoing mounts, it’s great to get some good news. On Thursday, U.S. District Judge Susan Dlott rejected the IRS’s motion to dismiss the NorCal Tea Party’s class action...

After a few primary defeats, the media was quick to shout, “The Tea Party is dead,” but it appears the reports of its death, to paraphrase Mark Twain, have been greatly exaggerated. News outlets across...

Mark talks candidly about the Convention of States project, how he first got involved in the Tea Party movement, and shares a little about his own faith journey.

The Republicans in the House flounder.  Is the tea party finished?   Was 2010 just a flash in the pan? Many are once again predicting the demise of the tea party's influence, and yet,  -- The defeat of...