Tea Party Members Speak About What they Want

The video explores the values and beliefs of the Tea Party, focusing on self-reliance, small government, and traditional American values. It highlights personal stories and political influence, contrasting modern and traditional views. The Tea Party's stance on issues like abortion and climate change is discussed, along with public perceptions of extremism.

What is one of the main reasons Frank and Jenny Boutine support the Tea Party?

• They support increased taxes.

• They prefer a centralized government.

• They believe in self-reliance and smaller government.

• They want more government intervention.

What does the Tea Party movement emphasize according to the second section?

• Globalization

• More government intervention

• Personal responsibility and state power

• Increased federal power

What concern does Verne Rupright have about the Tea Party?

• They are not traditional enough.

• They are too progressive.

• They are living in the past.

• They are too focused on the future.

How do many Americans perceive the Tea Party, as mentioned in the final section?

• As pacifists

• As environmentalists

• As extremists

• As moderates

How does Jenny Boutine respond to accusations of extremism?

• She emphasizes their commitment to God, country, and the Constitution.

• She agrees with the accusations.

• She denies loving her country.

• She changes her political stance.