Scott Brown - Republican Presidential Candidate in 2012

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[+4] - Diest TKO - 01/20/2010This guy can't run. You have to be born on American soil to run. The birth certificate looks fake to me. He's probably a secret Hindu. T K O
[+3] - dyslexia - 01/20/2010[quote="Ticomaya"] [quote="Diest TKO"]This guy can't run. You have to be born on American soil to run. The birth certificate looks fake to me. He's probably a secret...
[+3] - dirrtydozen22 - 01/25/2010Now that Scott Brown got the seat, Health Care reform is dead, just like during the Clinton years. Now I lost hope of the uninsured ever getting quality health care bc the repubs decided to kill...

@maporsche,

Interesting possibility ya got there.

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@maporsche,

what happens to what's her moose?

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@Rockhead,

Let's hope she gets lost in a closet and never finds her way out.

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@maporsche,

Hmm, you mean a state senator newly elected to the U.S. Senate should run for office in the following Presidential election?

Sounds far-fetched to me.

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@Ticomaya,

I feel strangely feint with deja vu!

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@Ticomaya,

Yeah, you're right. Could never happen. :-)

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@maporsche,

maporsche wrote:

You think?

What is his filosofy?
What does he support?

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@Ticomaya,

I agree - but how much different is this from Obama?

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It's a lead pipe cinch the Republicans have to come up with someone better than the Alaska Ditz to have a hope in hell in 2012.

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@maporsche,

That is an interesting idea. Especially because he's got the telegenic thing happening. Bobby Jindal has fallen off the hopeful list mostly for superficial reasons, he gives a flat presentation and he's not too telegenic.

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@Linkat,

Linkat wrote:

I agree - but how much different is this from Obama?

... hey ... you're right!

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@Ticomaya,

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Senator-elect Brown appears to be clean...........and articulate! (loved his gracious victory speech last night).

I also love an underdog, so even though I don't live anywhere near Massachusetts, nor am I a Republican, I did contribute to his campaign.

We'll see if he keeps his campaign pledge to first and foremost listen to the people that elected him. I'm betting he will.

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@Linkat,

Linkat wrote:

I agree - but how much different is this from Obama?

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@Irishk,

Irishk wrote:

Senator-elect Brown appears to be clean...........and articulate! (loved his gracious victory speech last night).

I also love an underdog, so even though I don't live anywhere near Massachusetts, nor am I a Republican, I did contribute to his campaign.

We'll see if he keeps his campaign pledge to first and foremost listen to the people that elected him. I'm betting he will.

That will be interesting, as MA is a pretty liberal place overall; if the populace asks him to support Obama and his policies, will Brown listen to them - or you?

Cycloptichorn

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@Cycloptichorn,

Cycloptichorn wrote:

Irishk wrote:

Senator-elect Brown appears to be clean...........and articulate! (loved his gracious victory speech last night).

I also love an underdog, so even though I don't live anywhere near Massachusetts, nor am I a Republican, I did contribute to his campaign.

We'll see if he keeps his campaign pledge to first and foremost listen to the people that elected him. I'm betting he will.

That will be interesting, as MA is a pretty liberal place overall; if the populace asks him to support Obama and his policies, will Brown listen to them - or you?

Cycloptichorn

The other side of the coin is that
he was democratically elected ON A CONSERVATIVE Platform,
so to bear true faith to the voters who elected him,
he shoud keep his campaign promises.

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@OmSigDAVID,

OmSigDAVID wrote:

Cycloptichorn wrote:

Irishk wrote:

Senator-elect Brown appears to be clean...........and articulate! (loved his gracious victory speech last night).

I also love an underdog, so even though I don't live anywhere near Massachusetts, nor am I a Republican, I did contribute to his campaign.

We'll see if he keeps his campaign pledge to first and foremost listen to the people that elected him. I'm betting he will.

That will be interesting, as MA is a pretty liberal place overall; if the populace asks him to support Obama and his policies, will Brown listen to them - or you?

Cycloptichorn

The other side of the coin is that
he was democratically elected ON A CONSERVATIVE Platform,
so to bear true faith to the voters who elected him,
he shoud keep his campaign promises.

Supposedly he represents ALL the citizens of MA; are you claiming that he should only represent those who voted for him, and to hell with the other half?

Cycloptichorn

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@Cycloptichorn,

yes

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@OmSigDAVID,

OmSigDAVID wrote:

yes

Hardly an admirable view you have there. I doubt that you want your Senators to act in a similar fashion.

Cycloptichorn

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