The Tea Party movement grew out of the established Republican Party. The Tea Party's successful candidates had access to resources that other movements may not have had. These candidates can be considered which of the following?

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The Tea Party movement grew out of the Republican Party, which makes their successful candidates insiders rather than outsiders or grassroots activists. Additionally, the Tea Party had access to established resources within the Republican Party, giving them an advantage over other movements that may not have had the same level of support. The terms lobbyists and suffragists do not apply to the Tea Party movement.

The Tea Party Movement Grew Out of the Established Republican