A new poll from the Washington Post and ABC shows that support for the tea party movement appears to be slipping, reports the Right Now blog:
The percentage who hold an unfavorable view of the movement rose from 39% in March to 50%.
The percentage who hold an unfavorable view of the movement rose from 39% in March to 50%.
The decline is particularly sharp among 18- to 29-year-olds, whose views shifted from a positive 43%-38% to a negative 27%-60%.
45% of white Southerners have an unfavorable view, up from 30%.
"I don't think this is really a sign of anti-incumbent anger ending," writes David Weigel. "Since the last poll, however, we have had two months of news about tea party-identified Republicans winning their primaries or leading in them, which has started to diminish the independent brand of the movement."
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