Because they represent the awakened Americans. They're tired of just sitting in the living room shouting at the television set.
J.D. Hayworth: “Because they represent the awakened Americans. They're tired of just sitting in the living room shouting at the…”
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Hayworth described the Tea Party movement as a force for change and engagement in politics.
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