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Beyond stereotypes, the reality is that the TeaParty is increasingly inclusive of diversity from this article that is not afraid to tell both sides...
https://www.collegenews.com/index.php?/article/tea_party_11597/
"A joint New York Times and CBS poll found in the spring of 2010 that tea party movement members tend to be Republican, white, male, married and older than 45. Still, the tea party movement may be more diverse than people think. “I have traveled the state and the country, meeting tea party members of all creeds, colors, sexualities and ages. The first major tea party event in Seattle, Oregon, was arranged by Keli Carender who was in her 20s, wears sports tattoos and looks like a goth chick. At a major event in St. Louis, I was chatting to several young black tea partiers backstage,” Dodge said. "
https://www.collegenews.com/index.php?/article/tea_party_11597/
"A joint New York Times and CBS poll found in the spring of 2010 that tea party movement members tend to be Republican, white, male, married and older than 45. Still, the tea party movement may be more diverse than people think. “I have traveled the state and the country, meeting tea party members of all creeds, colors, sexualities and ages. The first major tea party event in Seattle, Oregon, was arranged by Keli Carender who was in her 20s, wears sports tattoos and looks like a goth chick. At a major event in St. Louis, I was chatting to several young black tea partiers backstage,” Dodge said. "
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and what the fuck is a "sports tattoo" and how does an individual "wear" one?
Whoever made these statements really goes a long way to dispel the notion that all tea baggers are country fried yokels with a one toothed smile who consider the horseless carriage the best invention since the war of northern aggression.
just let me know ...because I'll send over Mike Laroque do see you ..
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