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Politics: Shaping Tea Party Passion Into Campaign Force

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Brendan Steinhauser, a director for FreedomWorks, led a training seminar in Philadelphia in July.

Shaping Tea Party Passion Into Campaign Force

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A Washington group is building the Tea Party movement, house by house and yard sign by yard sign.

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The advocacy group Freedomworks and its chief organizer, Brendan Steinhauser, have moved aggressively to mold the Tea Party movement into a political force.

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