Tea Party Theme

The Tea Party theme refers to a political movement in the United States that emerged around 2009, advocating for limited government, fiscal conservatism, and reduced taxes. Named after the historical Boston Tea Party protest against taxation, modern adherents often promote individual liberty, free markets, and a rollback of government regulations. It gained momentum through grassroots activism, emphasizing a strong stance against government overspending and debt, aiming to restore what they see as constitutional principles of limited government and personal responsibility.