And Now for the rest of, er, uh, Real Story

From the American Thinker:
The Real Tea Party Story: Community Builders vs. Community Organizers
By Kyle-Anne Shiver
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David Brooks, token toy conservative at the NYT, wrote his explanation for the Tea Parties without ever mentioning them by name, even. He wrote a whole diatribe on the meaning of it all. It’s a knee-jerk reaction by us commoners, you see, against the “educated class.” It has nothing to do with real issues, don’t you know. This whole wave of discontent is simply a revolt by the common man against his intellectual betters.
What a bunch of myopic poppycock.
Read the rest.