Poison tea : how big oil and big tobacco invented the tea party and captured the GOP / Jeff Nesbit.
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TextLanguage: Eng Publisher: New York : Thomas Dunne Books, 2016Edition: First editionDescription: viii, 262 pages : illustrations ; 25 cmISBN: - 9781250076106 (hardback)
- 1250076102 (hbk)
- 320.520973 23
- JK 2391 N458p 2016
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Introduction: The Tea Party movement: sudden apperance or calculated move? --
An unholy alliance --
The playbook --
A critical bridge: Ron Paul and the "Patriot" movement --
Smedley Butler, a fascist coup, and the American Liberty League --
What drives Charles Koch? --
The man behind the curtain --
Why David Koch never loses --
Tobacco documents trail --
COFIRE --
Enough is enough --
Allied forces --
CART --
Get government off our back --
The tobacco strategy --
A road map for antigovernment anger --
Mobilization universe --
The quarterback --
Seamless transition --
Sleight of hand --
Five pillars --
The Sam Adams Alliance --
Propaganda "dressed up as journalism" --
Capturing the states --
Structure of social change --
A blueprint years in the making --
Winning.
"An incredible expose of the Koch brothers and the tobacco industry's twenty-year plot to manufacture a phony grassroots uprising, this is the true story of the Tea Party"-- Provided by publisher.
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