The Tea Party was born toward the end of the first full month of Obama’s first term. On Feb. 19, 2009, a CNBC editor, Rick ...

Grassroots fury among Democrats isn’t especially ideological and will likely focus more and more on the common enemy.

During the Tea Party movement, white people were so angry that a Black family lived in the White House that they started ...

An opinion piece in The Washington Post urged Democrats to avoid making the same mistakes conservative Republicans did when ...

Obama needed to be Bin Laden's executioner ... those citizens who claimed tax breaks for making donations to Tea Party causes, and ordered its inspectors to highlight people who identified ...

A Tea Party Supreme Court could rescind much of the ... I hope that John Roberts, who at President Obama's swearing-in couldn't remember the Oath of Office, at least remembers his own — that ...

Democrats are seeing signs of growing energy on the grassroots level, raising questions about the possibility of a Tea Party-style movement from the party’s progressive flank. Sen. Bernie Sanders ...

The Tea Party movement launched in 2009 as a backlash to then-President Obama’s election and policies. Supporters were largely animated by opposition to what became the Affordable Care Act ...

A poll published Sunday reveals the majority of Democrats believe the party needs to do more to combat Trump's policies ...

The Tea Party helped Republicans gain six seats in the Senate and 63 seats in the House in the 2010 election. It changed the trajectory of Obama’s presidency, launched the careers of current GOP ...