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Demonstrators at a 'tea party.' Demonstrators in Santa Monica, California on tax day, April 15, 2009. The "Tea Party" movement has deep roots within the Republican party. (Photo: Getty Images) There are dangerous currents running through America's politics and the way we confront them is crucial. All through the dark years of the Bush Administration, progressives watched in horror as Constitutional protections vanished, nativist rhetoric ratcheted up, hate speech turned into intimidation and violence, and the president of the United States seized for himself powers only demanded by history's worst dictators. With each new outrage, the small handful of »
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