Robert Reich discusses the impact of the Tea Party on U.S. politics, particularly their influence on sequestration and government spending cuts. He argues that the Tea Party's strategy is to dismantle the government by enforcing large spending cuts without tax increases, which could lead to higher unemployment and economic slowdown. Reich criticizes the President's approach to negotiating with the Tea Party and suggests focusing on jobs and inequality instead.
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