Tea Off: Mike's Hard Party And Eight Other Political Groups We Wish Existed

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• News

  

  What Do You Think of the Tea Parties?

  You may have heard about these "tax day tea parties" that took place around the country today. In hundreds of cities, protesters gathered to...

  by Andrew Price

• News

  

  On Tea Parties and Red Tories

  How the British philosopher Phillip Blond could save American conservatism Did you catch tea party fever this week? No? You missed it? Tax...

  by Zach Dundas

• News

  

  Is the Tea Party Craziness Subsiding?

  A new ABC News/Washington Post poll suggests that this Tea Party movement could be cooling off: "Do you have a favorable or unfavorable...

  by Andrew Price

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  Picture Show: The Central Valley Tea Party

  With the current iteration of Tea Party movement still relatively young, it's difficult to tell whether it will become a lasting voice in our...

  by GOOD, Mathieu Young

• Culture

  

  Donald Duck, Remixed as Tea Party Parable

  This unusually polished remix shows how an unscrupulous demagogue like Glenn Beck can exploit your frustration to get your $9.95.

  by Andrew Price

• Culture

  

  Slideshow: The 10 Foreign Countries Getting Their Very Own Tea Parties

  The Tea Party movement is rapidly rising overseas. Here's where.

  by Cord Jefferson

• News

  

  The Losers' Debt: What Occupy Wall Street Owes to the Tea Party

  How the Tea Party's successful fight against help for debt-ridden Americans set the stage for Occupy Wall Street.

  by Tim Fernholz

• News

  

  Political PARTY

  What's way more fun than the Royal Family and an Aston Martin that runs on British wine?How about the Democratic National Convention and its GM...

  by Alexandra Marvar

• News

  

  Why Does Justice Scalia Attend Tea Party Talks But Not the State of the Union?

  Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia often attends conservative events, but he's sworn off the State of the Union address for a decade. Why?

  by Cord Jefferson

• Culture

  

  Ku Klux Klan Says It Doesn't Condone Tea Party or Koran Burning

  The famous hate group wants you to know it's not crazy like those other wingnuts.

  by Cord Jefferson

• News

  

  Your Political Party: Written on Your Face

  Your face says a lot about you. It says some obvious stuff (your age, gender, and race, for example, are usually apparent by the way your face...

  by Andrew Price

• Design

  

  Designer Reworks the Political Parties' Logos

  The Democrats and the Republicans both got new logos recently. Over at Fast Company, the designer Rick Barrack makes them much better.

  by Andrew Price

• News

  

  See Which Companies Give Money to Which Political Party

  The Good Guide (no affiliation) put together an interesting interactive tool that shows you the political leanings, in terms of amount of money...

  by Andrew Price

• Design

  

  Designing Democracy: How Myanmar's Political Parties (Finally) Created Unique Brands

  Until this year's election, the two major political parties used eerily similar logos and names.

  by Chappell Ellison

• News

  

  Cell Phone Polling: Does Your Phone Indicate Your Political Party?

  Do only Republicans own landlines?

  by Morgan Clendaniel

• Lifestyle

  

  Make It by Monday: Dress Up Your Tea Towels

  Six custom tea towels—how to dye, embroider, and stamp up this kitchen basic.

  by Becca Nath

• Environment

  

  Can We Hack the Planet to Stave Off Climate Change?

  I've often wondered this myself: In the doom-and-gloom news cycle of climate change and environmental catastrophe, the continuing refrain always...

  by Zach Frechette

• Issue 011

  

  Work Hard, Play Hard

  Combine one part Project Runway, one part Skull and Bones, and subtract all vowels, and you'll have a rough approximation of LVHRD. A...

  by Meryl Rothstein, Robert A. Di Ieso, Jr.

• News

  

  GOOD Guide: to North Korea, Politics for Breakfast, Politics for Supper (sec. 5 of 10)

  GOOD Guide to North Korea, Politics for Breakfast, Politics for Supper (sec. 5 of 10)

  by Paul French

• News

  

  Not Like Mike

  New York City's oddball mayoral candidate Reverend Billy is mobilizing young voters in droves in his race for City Hall. He might not be able to...

  by Lysandra Ohrstrom