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Sharron Angle Starts Tea Party PAC for 2012

Patriot Caucus plans offices in primary battlegrounds

By Matt Cantor,  Newser Staff

Posted Dec 13, 2010 4:54 PM CST

(Newser) – Sharron Angle revealed a PAC this weekend aimed at spreading the Tea Party message for 2012, Politico reports. Tea Party heads in 15 states back the Patriot Caucus, which, she said, will “organize a ground game across most battleground states.” It aims to have offices in four early-primary states: Iowa, New Hampshire, Florida, and Nevada.

“The tea party movement stood with me through a hard fought race against Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid," the former GOP hopeful said. "It's time for me to give back and help our movement take the fight against big government to a new level."

In this Nov. 3, 2010, file photo Republican tea-party backed Senate candidate Sharron Angle concedes in her race against Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid at her election night party in Las Vegas.
In this Nov. 3, 2010, file photo Republican tea-party backed Senate candidate Sharron Angle concedes in her race against Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid at her election night party in Las Vegas.   (AP Photo/Julie Jacobson)
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COMMENTS
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Iffida
Dec 14, 2010 11:15 AM CST
Do we have to put up with these loser for the rest of our lives? Palin, Angle,and O'Donnell. We sent them back to where they came from, but they still want the hall of fame. God help.
janbee
Dec 14, 2010 5:34 AM CST
Ah.......an early Christmas Present for the Dem on yur list that you just couldn't think of what to get them :)
Fondue
Dec 13, 2010 10:18 PM CST
Remind me again which Nov. 2nd loser this is. On second thought, don't.

 
Nevada • political action committees • Election 2012 • Tea Party • PAC • Sharron Angle

 
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