‘Tea party’ will crash when economy revives, Schwarzenegger says
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The ‘tea paty,’ that anti-tax, anti-big-government movement of people intent on turning out incumbents this year, will ‘disappear’’ as the economy improves.
So says California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger, whom some in his own party view as a RINO (Republican In Name Only). Whatever his own situation may be, Schwarzenegger suggests that a movement without a leader, such as the tea party, which offers no apparent agenda, will dissolve as underlying economic unrest yields to recovery. With midterm elections looming, that still could be a question of timing, however.
-- Mark Silva