Tea Party Magazine to Launch at CPAC
Politico announced today that Tea Party Review magazine is to launch at this week’s CPAC meeting. According to Politico:
“The magazine will be published monthly with an annual subscription rate of $34.95. The publication is a project of Higher Standard Publishers, which has published such books as The Power Within a Conservative Woman, Confessions of a Black Conservative, Why the Conservative Mind Matters, and the satirical children’s book Help! Mom! Radicals are Ruining My Country!
“The magazine’s companion Web site will keep abreast of Tea Party developments between monthly issues of the magazine. Edited by Christina Botteri – one of the organizers of the original Tea Party rallies in February 2009 – the site will be an invaluable resource, fully integrated into the magazine’s operations. The magazine will enable subscribers and other Tea Party supporters to track key issues in addition to the movement’s activities across the country.
“Topics in the first print edition of Tea Party Review range from grassroots Tea Party lobbying to foreign policy, from Big Business political corruption to methods to which the Tea Party movement can appeal to Latino immigrants. “There’s a profile of the first Tea Partiers elected to statewide office, a look at key figures in history such as Alexis de Tocqueville and Booker T. Washington, and even a comic strip about a Tea Party congressman dealing with the Red Chinese,” Pierson noted.
“The “Tea Party Review’s team of writers, artists, and editors reflect the diversity of the movement, including individuals from all over the country incorporating a wide variety of backgrounds. The magazine includes people who’ve never contributed before to a national magazine, along with people who have written for major publications like the Chicago Defender and The New York Times.”
If you are attending the entitlements forum at CPAC on Friday -- see our February 2, 2011 Growls -- be sure to stop by the Tea Party Review book and subscribe to the new magazine. You can subscribe to Tea Party Review at their online webpage. Here's the cover of the inaugural issue:
