Scott Brown Surges in the Race for Massachusetts
Scott Brown
Things are getting pretty exciting in Massachusetts where not long ago it was believed another Democrat would just waltz into the senate seat of the late Ted Kennedy.
In the past few weeks, we’ve watched Scott Brown come from behind as a relative unknown to someone who could close the gap and get ahead. Over the weekend Brown was slightly ahead in a Democrat poll, and yesterday he raised $1 million in a single day.
While it wouldn’t be a major upset if Brown did happen to lose (the People’s Republic of Massachusetts has been a liberal enclave for decades, after all), it will be a political earthquake if he pulls it off–and it looks as if he just might.
A Scott Brown win means the Democrats lose their 60-member filibuster-proof majority in the Senate. Also, depending on whether the liberals running the establishment will actually allow him to be sworn in without delay (as they did with New York’s Bill Owens back in November), it could affect the reconciliation vote for or against the unconstitutional socialized health care bill.
The candidates finished their final debate last nights, and from what I’ve seen, Brown did very well.
Below are some videos of Scott Brown. One is of an interview conducted by Sean Hannity a few days ago. Another features Brown’s position on national defense. One video shows the similarities between Scott Brown and Kennedy (John F. Kennedy, that is). There is a video response from Brown to Martha Coakley’s ad. There is a video clip from a debate where Brown set the liberals straight, in that the senate seat he is vying for is not Ted Kennedy’s seat or the Democrat’s seat, but a senate seat that belongs to the people. Finally, a post-debate interview with Greta Van Susteren last night.
Sean Hannity Interview
Keeping America Safe
Scott Brown Carries on the Legacy of Kennedy (John F., that is)
Brown Response to Coakley ad
It’s the People’s Seat
Post-Debate Interview with Greta Van Susteren
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