The Constitutional Politics of the Tea Party Movement

Albert, Richard

Journal: Northwestern University Law Review

Year: 2011

Bluebook Citation: NW. U. L. REV.

Author: R. Marissa Albert: all 22 publications


Abstract

The Tea Party movement and its constitutional vision for the United States is perhaps the hottest topic in American public law today. The rising tide of popular support for the Tea Party movement has transformed what was once cast aside as a fleeting faction into a formidable force in American politics—one that could augur significant consequences for the contours of American constitutional law in the years ahead.

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