An already dysfunctional, obstructive GOP will only become more so with the addition of newly elected Tea Party candidates in the Republican caucus.
TEA FOR TWO: TURN THE HEAT AROUND: POLITICO's Mike Allen sat down with the head of the Tea Party Express, Amy Kremer, to talk about the election and how the Tea Party will hold its newly elected candidates' feet to the fire. 'These people we're sending to Washington are on probation," Kremer said in an interview for the POLITICO video series, 'Countdown to 2010'' Mike writes. ''We will fire them just as we fired - or are about to fire - some of the worst offenders that are already here. We are not sending them there ... with just a blanket of trust. ... [W]e're going to be watching them. We're going to hold them accountable. And we're going to work with them, because we want to know that they're doing what they're sent there to do,'' Kremer said. '[A] 39-year-old Atlantan, [she] is chairman of Tea Party Express, a project of the Our Country Deserves Better PAC. She says she had never been involved in politics before the fall of 2008, and helped spearhead the tea parties in 2009 through Facebook and Twitter.' Story http://politi.co/aSyu4N Video http://politi.co/9FT4Ek
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