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Sarah Palin (AP/Carolyn Kaster)

New birther insanity explodes

Brian Beutler
(Michael Tracey)

Michael Tracey
Ooh, I'm going to buy the "FreedomWorks Edition" (The Strike Productions)

Alex Pareene
Joe Walsh (AP)

Deadbeat dad congressman wins family award

Alex Pareene
(Reuters/Brian Snyder)

The Tea Party: Still winning

Steve Kornacki
Left: A protester at America's Tea Party in Parker, Texas; Right: Protesters at the Occupy Wall Street campaign in New York (Rebecca Cook/Brendan McDermid/Reuters)

Michael Lind
(Ian Huebert)

Holy Moses! Our Constitution's divine inspiration

Alex Pareene
(Wikipedia)

Icons that would shock today's right

David Sirota
FILE - In this July 27, 2011 file photo, Rep. Joe Walsh, R-Ill. speaks on Capitol Hill in Washington. Republicans romped last November, gaining 63 House seats to secure the majority, winning 11 governorships in places such as Ohio, Michigan and Pennsylvania and seizing control of most state legislative seats they've had since 1928. The GOP is capitalizing on its across-the-board control in 26 states, governor plus legislature, in the census-based drawing of a new political map that will be a decisive factor in the 2012 elections and beyond. (AP Photo/Harry Hamburg, File) (Harry Hamburg)

Justin Elliott
A participant in the Atlanta Tea Party tax protest

Steve Kornacki
The Koch brothers

Alex Pareene

America's growing crazy fatigue

Alex Pareene
Rep. Steve Southerland

Alex Pareene

Budget cuts imperil hurricane forecasting

Alex Pareene

Alex Pareene

GOP blogger's bosses are friends with George Allen

Alex Pareene

Orrin Hatch's guide to avoiding a primary

Alex Pareene

Joan Walsh

Tea Parties more unpopular than other hated groups

Alex Pareene
Christine O'Donnell in her "I'm not a witch" ad

O'Donnell regrets her witch comment

Natasha Lennard
Rep. Fred Upton. Right: People wave signs at a tea party protest.

How Tea Party pressure kills independence

Steve Kornacki
People wave signs at a "tea party" protest on the grounds of the Colorado state capitol in Denver April 15, 2009 (Reuters)

Tea Party -- pro stimulus?

Andrew Leonard

Michael Lind
People hold signs during a "tea party" protest in Flagstaff, Arizona August 31, 2009. Organizers say the event is an effort to work against members of Congress who voted for higher spending and taxes. REUTERS/Joshua Lott (UNITED STATES BUSINESS IMAGES OF THE DAY CONFLICT POLITICS) (Reuters)

Ed Kilgore
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