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Brownie- "you're a hell of a guy' - RgrF - 10-11-2012
Just watched the CSAN debate, Seems Brown has succeeded in labeling her as a Harvard elite and himself as the good old home town boy.
Substance loses to style.
Re: Brownie- "you're a hell of a guy' - rgG - 10-11-2012
We talking about Moonbeam here?
Re: Brownie- "you're a hell of a guy' - Filliam H. Muffman - 10-11-2012
A good old home town boy that has gotten record campaign donations from Wall Street....
Re: Brownie- "you're a hell of a guy' - Gutenberg - 10-11-2012
We are talking about the U.S. Senate race between Scott Brown ® and Elizabeth Warren (D). Brown is working on the disaffected working class and it seems to be working.
Re: Brownie- "you're a hell of a guy' - Lemon Drop - 10-11-2012
Yeah but which one drives a pick-up.
That's gotta be the good one.
Re: Brownie- "you're a hell of a guy' - mrbigstuff - 10-11-2012
zero base = bad news, no matter how popular you are.
Re: Brownie- "you're a hell of a guy' - rjmacs - 10-11-2012
I don't think he can pull it off unless Obama gets smashed in the two subsequent debates.
Re: Brownie- "you're a hell of a guy' - RgrF - 10-12-2012
mrbigstuff wrote:
zero base = bad news, no matter how popular you are.
All too true, if you aspire to a Senate seat without political bona-fides, the hole you begin with is a big one. I doubt either candidate is representative of the Massachusetts electorate but then I don't think either Presidential candidate is reflective of the electorate either.
Re: Brownie- "you're a hell of a guy' - Dennis S - 10-12-2012
I don't understand how so many more Massachusians vote for a Democratic president than senator.
Re: Brownie- "you're a hell of a guy' - JoeH - 10-13-2012
You have to know the reactionary element that exists here in the state. Not too surprising having lived here for most of my life. Our Democratic Party is also very good at infighting, has split the vote many times over the years. Of course it didn't help that when Brown ran in the special election after Ted Kennedy died, his opponent ran like she felt entitled to the job. Also remember that our current governor is a Democrat after 16 years of Republicans ending with Mitt.