[ottbmare]

Jim, I ask this question in all innocence, not trying to provoke a quarrel but just to get an answer to a real question:

Would Brown have a snowball’s chance of getting elected in a state like Massachusetts if he did state openly that he hates abortion? Is there any possibility that the people of Massachusetts would elect someone who was decidedly anti-abortion like us?

I wonder what his real beliefs are.

[Jim Robinson]

Yes.

[Graybeard58]

Would Brown have a snowball’s chance of getting elected in a state like Massachusetts if he did state openly that he hates abortion?

The same rational posed by the Romney supporters.

[Stepan12]

Would Brown have a snowball’s chance of getting elected in a state like Massachusetts if he did state openly that he hates abortion? Is there any possibility that the people of Massachusetts would elect someone who was decidedly anti-abortion like us?

Massachusetts is still a Communist Commonwealth, afterall.

I'm hoping to be presently suprised come Tuesday, but I'll hold any premature celebrations.

Maybe Scott Brown would still have a chance if he talked along the lines of Roe v Wade being bad law and pointing out that its repeal would not ban abortion (it would be decided by the states as it should be).

[gidget7]

In a word, NO.