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Does Britain’s Coalition Government Show the Way to Enact the Tea Party’s Agenda?

By Ashton Ellis
Thursday, July 15 2010

Even though every major poll shows Congressional Republicans poised to gain majority control of the House of Representatives – and perhaps the Senate – after this November’s midterm elections, there is no indication the party’s leaders are committed to enacting any specific policies if elected to lead. But as Britain’s new Coalition Government suggests, sometimes it’s better to wait until after an election to come up with a governing agenda. The only way the Democrats’ current electoral prospects could be worse is if President Barack Obama…

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