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.Let's give credit
where it's due: The Washington Post's Richard Cohen seems to have
coined the excellent phrase that is our headline today. "I suffer from
Tea Party envy," he confessed at the outset of an early-August column.
Although he contemns everything the Tea Party stands for, he continues,
"I am jealous of its sense of purpose, its determination and its
bracing conviction that it is absolutely right."
Now, the left thinks it has found its Tea Party in the combined efforts
of the Occupy Wall Street drum circle and something called the American
Dream Movement, described in an Associated Press dispatch:
Liberal groups are trying to build a grassroots
movement that will help revive the economy and protect Medicare and
Social Security, but whether they will be successful--and use it to
help re-elect President Barack Obama--is unclear.
Organizers of this week's "Take Back the American
Dream" conference in Washington have studied the origins of the tea
party as they try to build a countermovement to support liberal causes.
The effort is a response to Republicans' takeover of the House in 2010
and disenchantment over Obama's attempts at compromise. [James Taranto Full]
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As we showed
below, another communist front organization, the PSL, is also
active in this bowel movement. It's accurate to suggest that the
Democrat party is no longer infiltrated with communists; it's run by
them. If you think the democratic process works with these
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