Mike Wilson

Cincinnati Tea Party

Guest

Founder and President of the Cincinnati Tea Party and a co founder of the Ohio Liberty Council Group, a network of 65 grass roots organizations

Mike Wilson on KCRW

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During the debt-ceiling debate, one prominent pundit said Tea Party members of Congress of "[held] the nation hostage" by refusing to compromise.

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