On the recordApril 13, 2010
I think my party ought to get in the game too and get some of those guys and gals. Because I think they're just as upset with Wall Street, and they ought to be as they are with Washington.
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Begala discusses the need for the Democratic Party to connect with Tea Party activists who are frustrated with Wall Street.
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