Even protests from within the Tea Party faction didn't dim Sarah Palin's headlining speech at the first national Tea Party Convention in Nashville, Tennessee. Palin told the attendees that "if there's hope for the tea party movement in Massachusetts, there's hope everywhere," reports The Huffington Post. The vice presidential contender also predicted that Obama's and the Dems' policies in Congress would be short-lived.
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