I don't know about the rest of you, but I don't recall voting for or against Scott Brown...

[Bicoastal]

...and I wish conservatives would stop pretending that his victory over a pathetic opponent, giving the Dems merely a huge majority in the Senate rather than a supermajority, was somehow the entire country's judgement.

OUR election was in 2008.

[RKP5637]

1. Same here. I am so F'en fed up of hearing the R's drone on and on in the media

spotlight like they had been the most successful party in the history of the entire universe. I find them rather pathetic embittered narrow minded people.

[WilliamPitt]

2. I voted against him

and will happily do so again in two years.

Just sayin'. ;)

[OHdem10]

3. The biggest irony: Scott Brown himself SAID--His problem with

HCIR was a concern that a National Plan might interfere
or hurt the plan Mass. already had.

In other words, from the beginning the GOP exaggerated the
meaning of the Scott Brown win.

[TheCowsCameHome]

4. He's there because he had an opponent

that ran the absolute worst campaign I can ever remember.

Scottso better not get too comfortable.

[old mark]

5. I hope the Democrats in his district are already funding his replacement.

I'd love to see him be a one term Senator...wonder what they'd have to say about that, if there are still republicans around by that time....


mark

[meegbear]

6. Since you're from New York, I can see why you don't recall voting for or against Scott Brown ...

but since we are on the subject, the NY Post-wanna be Boston Herald's front page writeup was about where is Brown in regards to voting.