Not to be a total jerk about this, but Scott Brown’s defeat here was well earned. He used the Tea Party to get in, then started retracting his positions. He had the photo-op with obama a couple years ago. He said the GOP would have to work harder for his vote, (which isn’t completely bad). It was obvious what he was doing though. His abortion stance was a total mess.
Believe me I don’t want Warren as much as the next person here, but he looked like he was trying to distance himself from the GOP and the Tea Party. I think that angered the very people who put him in office in the first place.
How should he have positioned himself, then, in a re-election year in which he has to run in a deeply blue state against a candidate hand-picked by the sitting President who is going to run exclusively on a "the other party is going to kill you and yours" message?