Pew Research Center for the People & the Press
More Americans now think that members of Congress who support the Tea Party are having a negative effect than said that in January, at the start of the new Congress.
Read the full report, including a breakdown of how Republicans, Democrats and independents regard the Tea Party, and see the questionnaire at people-press.org
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