The new tea party bible
“Rules for Radicals,” the iconic liberal organizing manifesto by Saul Alinsky, was an unlikely bible for tea party activists as they tried to mobilize their movement last year. Now, as they struggle to demonstrate their impact and staying power, they have another unlikely book to live by — a kind of management guide written by a couple of Stanford MBAs that extols the virtues of decentralization. Full Story »
Posted by Joey Baker - via Peter Avalos (t), Patrick McDermott (t), Randy Benson (t), David Wardell (t), Jeremy Caplan (t), Ray Nichols (t), David K. Miller (f), Patrick McDermott (f), Allan Foster (f)
