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Snap 'o the day: Counterprotest

Catholics United and Congressman Tom Perriello supporters show up at a Tea Party press confere

Snap o' the day: Protest and counterprotest

Kirk Bowers (left) and Steve Peters agree to disagree. PHOTO BY LISA PROVENCE The

2 protests: War, Perriello office location draw citizens

Jefferson Area Tea Party chair Carole Thorpe wants to assemble closer to Congressman Tom Perriello's office. PHOTO BY LISA PROVENCE The sidewalk in front o

Tea party gets new leader

Bill Hay founded the Jefferson Area Tea Party in 2009.

Tea Party rage: New Yorker�s Packer sees it roiling in Cville

The day after a blogger posted this address as Perriello's and urged visits from outraged Tea Partiers, a propane line on a grill was found sever

Perriello's place II: Olbermann calls Whitehead 'worst'

John Whitehead accepts his "worst person in the world" award. FILE PHOTO BY JEN FARIELLO As last week's cover story, "

New trend? Local protesters denounce effigy burning

Jefferson Area Tea Party chairman Bill Hay has his differences with Congressman Tom Perriello, but he does not condone burning Perriello in effigy. PHOTO BY LISA PROVENCE About a week after

Snap o' the day: Democracy in action

Ben Marchi is on the Americans for Prosperity bus as it travels the 5th District to protest Congressman Tom Perriello's healthcare reform vote. November 10 the bus pulled into the lot at Perriello's Charlottesville office.

Taxing moments: Perriello gets earful from Tea Party

Congressman Tom Perriello (D-Ivy, red tie) speaks to around 50 constituents. PHOTO BY LINDSAY BARNES The clock had just struck 4pm last Friday, and it was time for Congres
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