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Purging the Republican Party

Name: Purging the Republican Party
Brand: Lexington Books
SKU: 04669803
Availability: OutOfStock
Author: Ronald T. Libby
ISBN: 9780739187630

Ronald T. Libby

Language

English

Book Hardback

Libristo code: 04669803

Publishers Lexington Books, November 2013

This is the first book that explains the Tea Party's successful "primary" campaign against Republica... Full description

Libristo code: 04669803

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This is the first book that explains the Tea Party's successful "primary" campaign against Republicans in Name Only (RINOs). Grassroots Tea Party activists adopted this strategy in 2009 shortly after the movement emerged. The first successful campaign occurred in upstate New York where the Tea Party defeated Dede Scozzafava, a RINO running for congress in a Republican primary that only elected Republicans to office during the previous 100 years. Armed with success, they defeated "conservative" Utah Senator Bob Bennett, an 18-year veteran, and then proceeded to defeat the popular Republican (RINO) governor of Florida, Charlie Crist, and elected the virtually unknown Tea Party candidate, Marco Rubio. This placed all Republicans on notice that if they do not follow conservative fiscal policies, they could be "primaried." The Tea Party's goal is to take control of the Republican Party and return it to its original, fiscal conservatism.