Mark Barie and Joanne Wilder, two upstate leaders of the Tea Party movement, share what motivates them and their members.

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Published April 9, 2010 at 11:51 AM EDT

By Jason Smith, Kate Percival

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Oswego, NY – Mark Barie and Joanne Wilder, two upstate leaders of the Tea Party movement, share what motivates them and their members, how their activism is likely to affect the upcoming congressional elections, and where the movement is headed in the future.

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