If imitation is the highest form of flattery, the "tea party" movement must be honored.No word yet on whether they are getting stimulus money. What happened to the coffee party movement?
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.
The large-scale attempt at liberal unity, dubbed "One Nation," will try to revive themes that energized the progressive grassroots two years ago. In a repurposing of Barack Obama's old campaign slogan, organizers are demanding "all the change" they voted for -- a poke at the White House.
Friday, July 09, 2010
With 'One Nation,' liberal groups aim to match tea party's energy, influence
The Washington Post reports:
