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For this special guest episode of No Jargon, we're diving into how the Scholars Strategy Network helps scholars turn research into impactful policy. SSN executive director Pao Maynard-Moll spoke with Robert Perkinson, an associate professor of American Studies at the University of Hawaii Manoa and co-leader of the Hawaii SSN chapter, for his Better Tomorrow Speaker Series podcast at the university. They explore how SSN connects academics with policymakers and communities, using real examples from Alabama and Maine to show the power of research in driving change.  For more on this topic: Listen to the Better Tomorrow Speaker Series podcast episodes. Read SSN's Annual Report for the 2023-24 academic year.

To be blunt, I CALL BS ON THE NEW YEAR'S RESOLUTIONS. Because unfailingly it means... playing by some else's rules. So does it mean you shouldn't bother with setting goals? Absolutely you should. But, you know what . . . ✔️ Make sure they make sense to YOU✔️ Make sure they are right for YOUR business✔️ And most of all, make sure they serve YOUR vision and dreams So I want to dive into what really matters. YOUR GOALS, YOUR WAY. But also, we look at why having “Process Goals” are imperative to achieving your big vision for your business. Let's make 2024 the year of unstoppable growth and realisation of YOUR aspirations and dreams! Do You Want Some Help With That? At this point, I wish I was standing in front of you in a room, because I'd ask for a show of hands to see how this is landing for you. Were you already aware of the different types of goals, or is this completely new to you? Maybe it's the next best thing .... jump over to Instagram and send me a DM or comment on one of my posts and let me know your views. And now, if you're itching to turn these insights into real action, here's the deal – LET'S DIVE IN TOGETHER FOR THE NEXT THREE MONTHS. We're not talking about some cookie-cutter coaching. Think of it more like a road trip with me as your co-pilot. We'll start with your unstoppable vision and create a plan that sets up your business for unstoppable growth with goals that transform. So, if you're up for a bit of a business adventure and ready to make some waves, let's chat. I promise, NO JARGON, NO FLUFF – JUST US, WORKING TOGETHER TO MAKE THOSE BUSINESS DREAMS A REALITY. Head on over to www.sandrajulian.co/coaching and book a discovery call. LET'S KICKSTART YOUR UNSTOPPABLE JOURNEY IN 2024. I Also Need Your Help With This! I am looking for new guests to bring to the podcast. https://form.jotform.com/212470757998068- If you're a female service business owner with a small team, then reach out. I'd love to have a chat with you on the podcast.- If you know of an amazing small business owner, then tell me about them so I can reach out to them. If there are any topics or questions that you want answers to, then drop me a voice message using the Ask Me link. sandrajulian.co/askme Don't forget to: ✔️ Hit the subscribe button so you receive a notice when I release a new episode.✔️ Don't forget to share, so other people find value in this episode too. Connect with me: Website: www.sandrajulian.co Instagram: www.instagram.com/sandrajulian.co Facebook: www.facebook.com/sandrajulian.co Pinterest: www.pinterest.com/sandrajulianco LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/sandrajulian1 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@SandraJulian-Co Work with me: If you're feeling stuck, tired of the hustle and grind, not sure what your next step is, or you're struggling to get any traction on your goals because you're bogged down with client work, then book one of my Business Growth & Strategy Sessions sandrajulian.co/strategy-sessions You know that if you want different results, you have to do things differently! Private 1:1 Coaching (3 or 6 months) is probably your next best step. Apply Here Want to spend a day setting up Project Plans & Workflows with Monday.com so you can streamline the way your business operates? Book a VIP Day with me hub.sandrajulian.co/vipday Episode edited by LJS Creative Services #YourPodcastHelp

The Inflation Reduction Act of 2022 (IRA) was signed into law almost one year ago, but Americans are still learning how this giant legislative package impacts them. With provisions targeting different sectors of the economy, the IRA has focused most prominently on clean energy investments, prescription drug pricing, and funding for the IRS. And to learn what research can tell us about these major provisions, we spoke to experts who study each of these issue areas. Professor Matto Mildenberger took on the climate provisions, Professor Soumitra Bhuyan discussed health care, and Vanessa Williamson analyzed the increase in IRS funding. Enjoy this jam-packed special edition of No Jargon to celebrate 250 episodes! For more of Matto Mildenberger's work: Check out his book Carbon Captured: How Business and Labor Control Climate Politics. For more of Soumitra Bhuyan's work: Read his paper, co-written by Shiyanbola O, Deka P, Isehunwa OO, Chandak A, Huang S, Wang Y, Bhatt J, Ning L, Lin WJ, and Wyant D: The role of gender in cost-related medication nonadherence among patients with diabetes.  For more of Vanessa Williamson's work: Read her book, Read My Lips: Why Americans are Proud to Pay Their Taxes

Reece Edwards started his sporting life as an aspiring hockey player who knew he had a little bit extra when it came to aerobic ability. As he got older he found  triathlon and then came the sole focus on running. Reece Shares his journey from 8 hour bike rides which included stops for pie and coke to now being a well credentialed marathoner. Reece most recently won UTA with minimal ultra specific experience or preparation.  Reece is a qualified physiotherapist and shares his learners he has taken from running into his professional life.  

Welcome back for Act Two: Isaac's Mentalist Boogaloo! This week Isaac is a freaking wizard and blows our minds with the essence of learning. No big names, no tests after; just a good, somewhat clean examination of the multiple ways that we, the human animal, learn. Oh, and the meaning of life!   Shout Outs: BSReactor @annestitches  @getthissam   Get That Shit: Armor Studio Art www.etsy.com/shop/ArmorStudioArt Gorgeous, hand-crafted stained glass art, of multiple varieties, made by a husband and wife team!  

@MichelHogan is a #brandcounsel. For her #brand is a result of the #promises you keep.She helps people in business to understand what they care about and how to put it to work. So if you actually do things and make promises that don't align with those things, it's a risk to your business. And it's not just the promises that you make to #customers - it's the promises you make to each other within the business, to your #stakeholders, across the board, including vendors and partners and #investors and all people of all stripes. There's no category of promises that don't matter!In our discussion we cover;how every organization, whether they are doing it deliberately or not, is achieving some form of brandthe fallacy of thinking about brand as this thing that you create,  an entity of its ownhow Michel instead sees brand as a container where everything that you do gets deposited - so it's literally all the actions and decisions of your organizationmissed opportunities from seeing #marketing as almost a de-facto for brand#pufferywhy the stuff that actually achieves brand and contributes to this store of value is really deeply boring, #unheroic #unsexy stuff e.g how do we answer the phone? how does our logistics process work?@unheroicwork the bookhow you make a difference every day as you go about your work and engage with customers and employ staffwhy nobody (customers that is) cares what your logo looks like and why most #smallbusinessowners waste of energy time and resources obsessing over your logothe #mythofwow - being (wrongly) convinced that unless we're absolutely wowing our customers all the time, then we're going to lose themwhy 150% is over-rated and 100% promised and delivered is just fine@harvardbusiness article "Stop Delighting Your Customers"#customerzillas - the godzillas of customers - every small business has a few and the sad truth is that about 40% of your time will get taken up by about 2% of your customers. So why keep them?@patagonia - unapologetic about who they arethis idea of #purpose, that every purpose needs to have some kind of a social impact component in order to be legitimatean alternative - #purpose = all that is needed to motivate you and your team and your #orgwhy #smallbusinesses actually have a leg up vs. large #multinational, multi-site, multi-culture, thousands upon thousands person organizations#customerengagement failsa survey from @auspost saying, how did we do? And my question to them is, did I get my parcel? Then, I'm good. You know if I got my parcel or not because you know. And so you're asking me something you know. It's not the right questioninformation you should already know

Millennials are often seen as a progressive-minded generation – as 80's and 90's kids, they grew up in a digital landscape that exposed them to a diversity of perspectives. But while expectations were high that this generation would be on the frontlines in the fight for racial equality, recent research by Democracy Works host Candis Watts Smith paints a different picture. During this conversation with Lisa Hernandez and Lizzy Ghedi-Ehrlich, host of the Scholars Strategy Network's No Jargon podcast, Candis discussed how white millennials' really think about race and the ways in which their views and beliefs have largely halted progress for Black Americans and other racial minorities in the United States. Additional InformationRacial Stasis: The Millennial Generation and the Stagnation of Racial Attitudes in American Politics Stay Woke: A People's Guide to Making All Black Lives MatterRelated EpisodesThe clumsy journal to antiracism

Today is a very proud and special day for me as I launch our new venture: Procurement Software. The ProcurementSoftware.site website sets out to democratise access to information and resources on digital procurement as a free platform, focusing on helping procurement leaders, CFOs and boutique consultancies serving mid-market businesses. What makes ProcurementSoftware.site different and unique? I've listed 10 reasons why I believe that Procurement Software provides a solution that nobody else out there is offering....here goes: 1. Completely FREE to access for the buy side We don't charge any subscription to buyers. Neither to the individual, nor to the company. Our directory is completely free to access all areas. 2. Focus on software that's within reach of mid-market businesses The existing content platforms and research houses who are specifically focused on the digital procurement ecosystem are very much targeting enterprise level procurement pros as their target audience. While anyone in a large corporate will still get value from our solution, we have deliberately included some of the less well-known software that focuses on mid-market and SMEs as their target customer base. All of the legacy suites and new best-of-breed solutions who target enterprise customers are also included in the directory, but our blogs and this podcast is more focused on the mid market. 3. More transparency There are a number of "best of" lists out there. They have varying transparency when it comes to how these lists are put together. Some are more clear than others, but still, there is a lot that remains murky. We have circumvented this potential issue by making the directory completely comprehensive and including anyone in there who we believe has a relevant solution and a saleable, useable product with existing customers. 4. We're all busy: you don't have time for complex research Procurement pros - I know you're busy. There are enough challenges in the world right now keeping you up at night. That's why we feel that a lot of the detailed research and white papers are unnecessarily complex. You're smart people. If you're given the basics to get on with, you can do your due diligence on the potential software suppliers you're considering. Do you need to pay several thousand dollars for a white paper you'll probably never read in full? That money could be better spent hiring someone to help you source and implement the software from the shortlist of solutions we'll provide you for free. 5. User Friendly Our content and our software directory is easy to use, easy to find and intuitive. I talk about UX being an under-appreciated feature for procurement technology to help with adoption and uptake. The exact same thing applies here. We will definitely also listen closely to user feedback and improve our UX as we go! 6. No Corporate Subscriptions So, if your organisation doesn't have a corporate subscription to one of the big research houses, then how do you access market knowledge? As an individual, you can't take out a subscription. And even if you could, it would be prohibitively expensive. That's why we're never going to offer this as a business model. Even if we sell content in the form of digital downloads on the site in future, my goal is to ensure we offer this at an affordable price that any procurement pro could purchase, even for those of you who are unable to claim it back as a company expense. 7. No Jargon! I hate complexity for the sake of it. White papers and solutions maps can be unnecessarily confusing. Lots of competitor websites are full of acronyms and procurement-speak. That's why we want to give you a simple solution which just requires a few mouse clicks. We've also spelt out in full all of the acronyms that are in our software finder, so you're not scratching your head if you're not an expert in this space. 8. No "pay-to-play" business model Every software solution...

There's nothing more personal than health. Yet health care is notoriously consumer-unfriendly, making the industry an increasingly glaring outlier as industries like retail transform the customer experience -- and consumer expectations. Customer experience expert Ingrid Lindberg hopes to close that gap. A veteran of Cigna and Prime Therapeutics, Lindberg says great consumer experience is fundamentally about delivering on the expectations a given brand has set for its customers. Learn what Ingrid teaches companies about to build trust, how she feels about her own health insurance customer experience, why Delta (the airline, not the virus) is winning right now, and how to -- in her words -- "make health care human."This episode is brought to you by Wellframe. Additional ResourcesMaking information simple, helpful and easy to use, Cigna (including the Words We Use resource)Let's all agree that NO JARGON is a good thing. Customers sure do, Chief CustomerWords matter, Chief Customer

New episode releases every Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Click hereto send me a voice message (Questions, Opinions, Feedbacks) & I will include it in my next episode. You can have a look at my paid course on Trading in the Stock Markets using technical analysis by clicking here Interested? Claim your 50% discount by writing to freewithfinance@gmail.com and giving a shout out to our Podcast. OR you can take my FREE course on "Candlesticks on a trading chart : How to find entry and exit levels" by clicking here Hindi Podcast(crypto, personal finance, career & entrepreneurship) Hindi Youtube Channel (Stocks Technical Analysis) English Youtube Channel (Crypto, personal finance & much more) Email: freewithfinance@gmail.com Whatsapp : + 91 7058248602 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/aniket-choudhari/message

Time to let go of the past and have the courage to follow your passion. Life is too short to live a vanilla life, step into a magnificent life. Come and join the Magnificent Life Membership Group and follow your passion today, https://rachelchamley.kartra.com/page/1hi164?fbclid=IwAR1Eu33TKGPe3-Lcu_yVdDmI9f0RFeM2RahZORZp9eIUaqnO0AqgEM2r8XAMore links to connect with me:Manifesting Straight Talk Facebook Group. https://www.facebook.com/groups/manifestingstraighttalkFacebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/rachelchamleycoachYouTube:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCVNo7FnV06PfNgGs1IZDqrwInstagram:https://www.instagram.com/rachelchamley/Website:https://www.yourtimenow.co.uk

This week I sit down with Dan Tapiero, Managing Partner and CEO of 10T Holdings and Co-founder of Gold Bullion International, to discuss Bitcoin's investment case for institutions.

I kick off our special Bitcoin podcast series with Pierre Rochard, Bitcoin Strategist for Kraken. We discuss what bitcoin is, its authenticity and the key characteristics of bitcoin that attract investors.

This ep your guests are Bryce Leske and Alec Renehan - the founders of Equity Mates Media.Equity Mates is Australia's Number 1 Investing Podcast For Beginners. No Bullsh*t, No Jargon. Delivered In Layman's Terms.This episode we learn how Bryce and Alec went from recording their podcast on a single usb mic on a back veranda to becoming full time podcasters, with an audience of over 350k downloads per month. Highlights include: Don't be afraid to tinker with the format and structure of your show The importance of perseverance and consistency for podcast success The key moments on their journey Finance and investing can be fun How to tell your boss about your podcast *Full disclosure we have worked with Equity Mates for a couple of yearsCheck out Equity Mates herePodcast FacebookInstagramAlec Listens toInvest Like the BestPod Save AmericaBetoota Advocate Hello SportBryce Listens toAustralian Investors PodcastHamish and AndyBehind The Podcast, brought to you by the Australian Podcast Awards and is created by DM PodcastsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

No Jargon is back for a special episode featuring Dr. Emma Sandoe. Medicaid has become the largest source of health care coverage in America. Just this year, even more states expanded their Medicaid programs, meaning that this trend is only going to continue. And yet, many people still don’t know much about this program. Dr. Sandoe explains how we got here, what lessons we can learn from the history of this program, and what the future of Medicaid looks like amidst the coronavirus pandemic. For more on this topic: Check out Sandoe’s article mentioned in the interview, How Foundational Moments In Medicaid’s History Reinforced Rather Than Eliminated Racial Health Disparities Read her other public writing at the Health Affairs Blog

Will We See New Hardware + More At WWDC2020? Finding The Best Online Storage Solution For Your Files. News, Rumors, and Much More and NO JARGON!

Will We See New Hardware + More At WWDC2020? Finding The Best Online Storage Solution For Your Files. News, Rumors, and Much More and NO JARGON!

At this week's Round Table, Inica, Julianna, Olivia, and Riya spoke with Avi Green, Executive Director of the Scholars Strategy Network (SSN), which helps researchers use relationship-building and communications skills to increase the impact of research and evidence on public policy and to develop reciprocal relationships with government officials and policymakers on both sides of the aisle, and with Lyric Bowditch, a rising senior at Barnard College who is a National Fellow at SSN. At Next Gen, we're all about bridging divides and we enjoyed learning about SSN's powerful approach to doing so. We think you will too. If you enjoyed learning about SSN's work, check out their fantastic weekly podcast No Jargon. Thanks for joining us! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/nextgenpolitics/message

No one likes to believe they would be on the wrong side of history. Most of us prefer to think that in times of crisis, we would do the right thing -- we wouldn’t be complicit in evil. Yet every day, individuals just doing their jobs make decisions that harm people. And when many members of an organization make many small, harmful decisions, that builds up. Professor Ashley Nickels lays out how organizational decisions and structures can lead to real acts of evil that harm individuals and whole communities, how this played out in Flint, Michigan, and what can be done to prevent tragedy before it strikes. Check out Nickels’ book with Guy Adams and Danny Balfour, Unmasking Administrative Evil Read her SSN brief, Stabilization and Equity - Responses to Urban Fiscal Crisis in Flint, Michigan, and Beyond Donate to support No Jargon at www.scholars/donate

This year, millennials officially became the largest generation in America. In passing over Baby Boomers, these young Americans, along with Generation Z, have the potential to change US politics by making their voices heard at the polls. The only problem is, many of them don’t turn out to vote. Professor Jake Grumbach explains what’s behind their low voter turnout, how one policy could change that, and what this all says about the role of states in pushing US policy and democracy forward. Read Grumbach’s opinion pieces with Charlotte Hill on same day voter registration in The New York Times and Forbes  Check out his SSN brief, Why Today's Policy Action is Mostly at the State Level Listen to Alexander Hertel-Fernandez’s No Jargon episode on his research mentioned in the episode Donate to support No Jargon at www.scholars/donate

We're taking a summer break during July, but we'll be back in August with new episodes telling the stories of leading research with some of the world's greatest minds. During the break, we'll be bringing you updated versions of prior episodes. This week, we have a guest episode of the No Jargon podcast. The show is produced by the Scholars Strategy Network and features interviews with America's top researchers on the nation's toughest policy problems. This episode highlights the struggles of working mothers in the US.

We are excited to bring you an episode from No Jargon, a podcast from the Scholars Strategy Network. Much like Democracy Works, No Jargon aims to break down some of the biggest issues in politics and society in a way that’s not partisan and not punditry. New episodes are released every Thursday, and we hope […]

On Tuesday, voters across the country went to the polls in one of the most watched midterm elections in decades. And now the results are in. So what does it all mean? Scholars Didi Kuo and Gabriel Sanchez break down some of the biggest trends from the 2018 midterms, like the Latino vote, what they say about our two political parties, and what we can expect for the future. For more on this topic: Read Kuo’s brief, What History Teaches about Reforming U.S. Political Parties and Governance Check out her piece in The American Interest, The Paradox of Party Polarization Listen to Sanchez’ previous interview on No Jargon, The Latino Vote

The government fights forest fires, protects us from foreign invasion, helps people go to college, and so much more. But Americans’ opinions of the government are increasingly negative. Professor Suzanne Mettler dives into why people don’t believe the government benefits them, even when it does, and how to bridge this disconnect between the government and the American people. For More on this Topic: Read Mettler’s new book, The Government-Citizen Disconnect Check out her OpEd in the New York Times and her interview on Vox Listen to her previous No Jargon episode, Hidden Tax Benefits

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Come to the first-ever LIVE taping of the Scholars Strategy Network’s podcast, No Jargon. To celebrate No Jargon’s 100th episode, Avi will be joined by researchers from across the country to talk about America’s divided politics, how we got here, and what comes next. Buy tickets at scholars.org/liveshow. In three acts, Avi and his guests will explore our nation’s politics today, and then zoom in on battleground North Carolina and bright blue Massachusetts. Audience members will have the chance to ask the researchers their own questions. Guests for the show include: Sandy Darity, René Flores, Erin O’Brien, Gunther Peck, Theda Skocpol, and Peter Ubertaccio.

No Jargon is on break this week. It’s the beginning of the semester and professors and SSN chapters are starting up for the new year. If you need your scholarly fix, read a brief on affirmative action in colleges at www.scholars.org/backtoschool.

Eitan Hersh is the author of Hacking the Electorate: How Campaigns Perceive Voters (Cambridge University Press, 2015). Hersh is an assistant professor of political science at Yale University. We've come to think of political campaigns as highly sophisticated data-processing machines, capable of precisely targeting voters based on the last item they bought on Amazon. Hacking the Electorate suggests something very different about how campaigns actually target voters. Hersh argues that political campaigns vary greatly in how detailed their data actually are, at the whim of whether the state collects detailed or more general information about voters. Campaigns typically use the best available public data to design targeting strategies. As a result, strategies vary across the country based on how campaigns perceive voters in different information environments. If you just haven't had enough podcasting for the day, click over to my good friends at the Scholar Strategy Network and their new podcast, No Jargon. Listen to their first podcast featuring my new book, Tea Party Divided (Praeger, 2015) and learn about how the Tea Party is shaping the contentious politics of Congress and on the presidential campaign trail. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Eitan Hersh is the author of Hacking the Electorate: How Campaigns Perceive Voters (Cambridge University Press, 2015). Hersh is an assistant professor of political science at Yale University. We've come to think of political campaigns as highly sophisticated data-processing machines, capable of precisely targeting voters based on the last item they bought on Amazon. Hacking the Electorate suggests something very different about how campaigns actually target voters. Hersh argues that political campaigns vary greatly in how detailed their data actually are, at the whim of whether the state collects detailed or more general information about voters. Campaigns typically use the best available public data to design targeting strategies. As a result, strategies vary across the country based on how campaigns perceive voters in different information environments. If you just haven't had enough podcasting for the day, click over to my good friends at the Scholar Strategy Network and their new podcast, No Jargon. Listen to their first podcast featuring my new book, Tea Party Divided (Praeger, 2015) and learn about how the Tea Party is shaping the contentious politics of Congress and on the presidential campaign trail.

Eitan Hersh is the author of Hacking the Electorate: How Campaigns Perceive Voters (Cambridge University Press, 2015). Hersh is an assistant professor of political science at Yale University. We’ve come to think of political campaigns as highly sophisticated data-processing machines, capable of precisely targeting voters based on the last item they bought on Amazon. Hacking the Electorate suggests something very different about how campaigns actually target voters. Hersh argues that political campaigns vary greatly in how detailed their data actually are, at the whim of whether the state collects detailed or more general information about voters. Campaigns typically use the best available public data to design targeting strategies. As a result, strategies vary across the country based on how campaigns perceive voters in different information environments. If you just haven’t had enough podcasting for the day, click over to my good friends at the Scholar Strategy Network and their new podcast, No Jargon. Listen to their first podcast featuring my new book, Tea Party Divided (Praeger, 2015) and learn about how the Tea Party is shaping the contentious politics of Congress and on the presidential campaign trail. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Eitan Hersh is the author of Hacking the Electorate: How Campaigns Perceive Voters (Cambridge University Press, 2015). Hersh is an assistant professor of political science at Yale University. We’ve come to think of political campaigns as highly sophisticated data-processing machines, capable of precisely targeting voters based on the last item they bought on Amazon. Hacking the Electorate suggests something very different about how campaigns actually target voters. Hersh argues that political campaigns vary greatly in how detailed their data actually are, at the whim of whether the state collects detailed or more general information about voters. Campaigns typically use the best available public data to design targeting strategies. As a result, strategies vary across the country based on how campaigns perceive voters in different information environments. If you just haven’t had enough podcasting for the day, click over to my good friends at the Scholar Strategy Network and their new podcast, No Jargon. Listen to their first podcast featuring my new book, Tea Party Divided (Praeger, 2015) and learn about how the Tea Party is shaping the contentious politics of Congress and on the presidential campaign trail. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Eitan Hersh is the author of Hacking the Electorate: How Campaigns Perceive Voters (Cambridge University Press, 2015). Hersh is an assistant professor of political science at Yale University. We’ve come to think of political campaigns as highly sophisticated data-processing machines, capable of precisely targeting voters based on the last item they bought on Amazon. Hacking the Electorate suggests something very different about how campaigns actually target voters. Hersh argues that political campaigns vary greatly in how detailed their data actually are, at the whim of whether the state collects detailed or more general information about voters. Campaigns typically use the best available public data to design targeting strategies. As a result, strategies vary across the country based on how campaigns perceive voters in different information environments. If you just haven’t had enough podcasting for the day, click over to my good friends at the Scholar Strategy Network and their new podcast, No Jargon. Listen to their first podcast featuring my new book, Tea Party Divided (Praeger, 2015) and learn about how the Tea Party is shaping the contentious politics of Congress and on the presidential campaign trail. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices