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: Althouse

"An obscure assistant professor teaching in a middling university writes an opinion piece comparing the Tea Party movement to the John Birch Society..."

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"... indeed, even to the Ku Klux Klan ? and Politico Arena asks us to take it seriously for comment?!"

Cato via Instapundit. I'd already seen that piece ? "Tea party: Dark side of conservatism" ?  but I hadn't blogged it because I didn't want to impinge on my good mood to take the trouble to summon up the degree of contempt it would have required. The writer, Charles Postel, an assistant professor of history at San Francisco State University, wields 19th-century history for the purpose of demonstrating that the Tea Party is racist, and says things like "The tea party leaders disavow any racist appeals from their ranks. But historically, whether it was the JBS or Goldwater, the radical right has often had a soft spot for bigots." So, in other words, the Tea Party must be prejudiced about people like this because he's prejudiced about people like that. All purveyed under the banner of academic expertise.

Full post as published by Althouse on May 15, 2010 (boomark / email).

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