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"Over the Cliff" by Crooks and Liars bloggers John Amato and David Neiwert is, so far, a bit of a slog -- it's rehashing a lot of what I know in a dry and judgmental way.

People forget that Sean Hannity was informing viewers of Barack Obama's "radical ties" long before Glenn Beck hauled out a chalkboard. Conservative Victory puts Hannity back in the Obama-bashing vanguard.

Mark Lilla's "Tea Party Jacobins" is the first meditation on the movement that seems to have struck a chord.

The $20 tea party brochure

Boston blogger Garrett Quinn attended today's Tea Party Express event in Boston, and sends over a photo of the official brochure -- which sold for $20.

And Mark Meckler of Tea Party Patriots--himself a former strategist for Republicans--reacts to today's Ken Vogel story about the Tea Party Express with a simple warning: "Buyer beware."

Photo by Garrett Quinn.

By David Weigel | April 14, 2010; 2:51 PM ET
Categories: Tea Party | Tags: Boston, Tea Party Express
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