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2 hours ago — Rishi Tea is a company that I really like. I haven’t had a lot of their blends, but everything I have tried has been full of flavor and of good quality. They also have a nice website that’s pleasant to look at and navigate....
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43 minutes ago — The Republicans are threatening to shut down the government if they manage to take back Congress in the November election. Hooray! It's the 1990s all over again, but this time in the middle of a slow-growth jobless economy. Really smart,...
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1 hour ago — Will the Tea Party endure? If so, for how long? Steve Clemons writes : I hope David Frum is right and that the Tea Party movement, which is growing in numbers and...
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4 hours ago — 't keep her tea in her cup . The 56-year-old British woman spilled hot tea on herself, according to German police, forcing the flight from Liverpool to Poznan to make an...
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2 hours ago — The Michigan Tea Party has filed an appeal with the state Supreme Court after an appeals court denied its bid to get on the November election ballot. The Tea Party was...
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2 hours ago — celebration as shot by Karen Wise . I had posted Sara’s Inspiration to Actuality with some hints of what the wedding looked like a few weeks ago, but today, I’m breaking out (almost) the whole enchilada....
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2 hours ago — Tea-leaf readers especially those campaigning for Elizabeth Warren as consumer-financial sheriff-in-chief saw good things in the announcement Tuesday that she won’t be teaching contract law...
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3 hours ago — by Smitty (h/t Dan Riehl) I was just listening to the Levin rant, which is a must-hear. Levin starts with the Boston Tea Party. Dumping the tea into Boston Harbor was a gross...
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4 hours ago — Tea Party Express has shaken up more than one Senate race with its simple yet effective TV ads this year. Delaware's Republican primary could be next. Moderate Republican Congressman Mike Castle has led this race for...
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4 hours ago — I absolutely adore these new eco-friendly bridal shower tea favors ! Formulated especially for women, this tea blends red raspberry leaf with balancing lemon balm, mineral rich...
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19 hours ago — [ Photographs: Erin Meister ] There are coffee people, and there are tea people, but are there coffee-tea people? I don't just mean those who obsessively drink both bevvies (I'm a...
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5 hours ago — this salad: they’ve peeled the tomato skins off. The desserts are always incredible, so if you have a sweet tooth come for the afternoon tea to sample the dessert cart. The cheesecake...
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5 hours ago — Press release: Monday’s Michigan Court of Appeals ruling that denies ballot qualification to “The Tea Party” might cause voter confusion at the polls at the November General Election this fall. The US Taxpayers...
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5 hours ago — There's a whole flock of these stories coming out now from various media sources. This comes from Investor's Business Daily : The defeat of Alaska's Lisa Murkowski by a little-known conservative lawyer is the...
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5 hours ago — As I noted Tuesday, the Tea Party Express decided to intervene in the Delaware GOP Senate primary by endorsing Christine O’Donnell over long-time Delaware lawmaker Mike Castle. Now, it appears that the group may have done...