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Tea Party Power: PA Poll
LinkSo why the change of heart for Corbett, who wouldn't rule out a tax hike one month ago?
Two words: Tea party.
The conservative anti-tax movement of disaffected voters angry with the level of spending in Washington and Harrisburg has emerged as an influential political force in Pennsylvania, a new Franklin & Marshall College poll shows.
Nearly half of the 954 registered voters surveyed — 45 percent — said they would be likely to vote for a candidate who supports the tea party movement's goals.
