Sentence examples for outspoken tea from inspiring English sources

Zernike's interviews reveal that some of the most outspoken Tea Partiers are disgusted with both major parties.

Patrick, an outspoken tea party conservative, will face Democratic state Sen. Leticia Van De Putte in November's general election.

On Saturday, Virginia Republicans selected Jackson over six other potential candidates to run with gubernatorial nominee Ken Cuccinelli, an outspoken tea party favorite.

Former Rep. Joe Walsh (R-Illinois), the outspoken, tea party-backed congressman who was ousted in 2012 after just one term in Congress, went on a Twitter rampage Thursday evening after being kicked off his own radio program for using racial slurs on-air.

In a statement provided by his campaign, Mowrer hints at the contrast between himself and his outspoken tea party opponent by noting a historically gridlocked Congress, which may recess this week without addressing the federal Highway Trust Fund and the ongoing border crisis.

"Today David Cameron spoke not as prime minister but as a Tory party leader backed into a corner by his outspoken tea-party backbenchers.

In the Chicago suburbs, for example, Joe Walsh, an outspoken Republican lifted by tea-party activists to a 290-vote victory in a left-leaning district in 2010, seems likely to be sent packing this time by Tammy Duckworth, an army reservist who lost two limbs and the use of a third flying a helicopter in Iraq.

-- Minnesota Rep. Michele Bachmann, an outspoken Republican with close ties to the tea party, announced Monday that she is running for president, a candidacy that could further shake up a volatile fight for the GOP nomination.

While Wolf is President Barack Obama's distant cousin, the tea party activist has been an outspoken critic of the president and his policies, comparing him to Adolf Hitler and Benito Mussolini.

Its lyrics depict sensual images: "She soaks in green tea lotion / Her legs are so outspoken".

Outspoken on fiscal matters, she vaulted to congressional prominence as the tea party did.