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Category Archives: Scott Brown
Tea party leader lashes out at Scott Brown
By JENNIFER EPSTEIN Sen. Scott Brown has thrown his tea party supporters “under the bus” with his recent critiques of some Republican budget cut proposals, a movement leader said Friday. Brown, a Massachusetts Republican, on Thursday denounced GOP suggestions to cut social and cultural programs as “irresponsible,” and Judson Phillips, a leader of Tea Party [...]
Mitt Romney’s Inner Circle
THE WASHINGTON POST THE FIX Political News and Analysis By Chris Cillizza Former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney has never really stopped running for president since that February day in 2008 when he ended his challenge to Sen. John McCain (Ariz.). While Romney took an extended hiatus to write his book — “No Apology: The Case [...]
Posted in 2012 Elections, Fundraising, Missouri, Mitt Romney, Republicans, Scott Brown, Sen. Scott Brown, Solid Principles, Take Back Congress, Washington Post
Tagged as: Bain Capital, Beth Myers, Chris Cillizza, Eric Fehrnstrom, Gov. Chris Christie, Invisible Primary, Jim Talent, Kevin Madden, Mitt Romney, No Apology: The Case for American Greatness, Peter Flaherty, Sarah Palin, Sen. John McCain, Sen. Scott Brown, The Washington Post
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Scott Brown’s special election strategy
Today’s Monday Fix column — yes, we write for the dead-tree edition of the Post too! — looks at Sen. Scott Brown’s (R) decision to wade into the special elections in Hawaii and Pennsylvania and what it might mean for the man from Massachusetts’ political future. Brown has emailed the Hawaii addresses on his broad [...]
Rachel Maddow to Challenge Sen. Scott Brown in MA.?
I just received an email from Sen. Scott Brown’s office that said that there is talk in MA. Democratic circles that the Party is talking to MSNBC’s Rachel Maddow about the possibility of running against Scott when his partial term in the Senate expires. Ms. Maddow lives in Western Massachusetts and her high visibility as [...]
CPAC Registration Swells: Conservative Phalanx Arrives in Liberalville
As CPAC director, De Pasquale spends all year planning and organizing the annual three-day conference that is the largest gathering of its kind in the country. The event has become so huge that it was moved this year from its longtime home at the Omni Shoreham Hotel to the larger Marriott Wardman Park, just off [...]
Posted in CPAC, Scott Brown, Sen. Scott Brown, Solid Principles, Take Back Congress
Tagged as: CPAC, Lisa De Pasquale, Scott Brown, Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, Tea Party
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Senator Bayh’s Domino Effect
WSJ.com By JOHN FUND Political handicappers Larry Sabato and Nate Silver both projected recently that if the November election were held today, Democrats would wind up with only 52 Senate seats, a net loss of seven. Evan Bayh’s sudden retirement yesterday is prompting most observers to give Republicans an edge to capture his vacant seat, [...]
Posted in 2010 Elections, Blue Dog Democrats, Congress, Democrats, Indiana, New York, Republicans, Scott Brown, Sen. Scott Brown, Solid Principles, Supreme Court, Take Back Congress, Wall Street Journal
Tagged as: Gov. George Pataki, Gov. Tommy Thompson, Justice John Paul Stevens, Larry Sabato, Nate Silver, Rep. Harold Ford, Sen. Evan Bayh, Sen. Joe Lieberman, Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand, Sen. Patty Murray, Sen. Russ Feingold, Sen. Scott Brown, VP Joe Biden, wave elections, WSJ
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