The Tea Party did arise kind of like the Klan did after the Civil War. There were people who were out of power. They wanted their power back.
Steve Cohen: “The Tea Party did arise kind of like the Klan did after the Civil War. There were people who were out of power. They…”
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Cohen compares the origins of the Tea Party to the KKK, suggesting both arose from groups feeling dispossessed of power.
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