Poll shows Scott Brown could top Obama in prez run

www.bostonherald.com ^ | Tuesday, January 26, 2010 | Herald staff

[Frantzie]

Empty suits? The guy helped stopped ObamaCare. What have you done?

[Dilbert San Diego]

Agreed. Let’s not talk about Brown for president or anything about the future.

Does everyone know that his election to the Senate is just for the unexpired portion of Ted Kennedy’s term? Brown will have to run for re-election in Nov. 2012 for a full six year term then. Let’s let him do his job in Washington, win re-election in the Republican year of 2012, and then let him stay in the Senate for a number of years and become a leader. THEN, perhaps we can talk about higher political office for him. Not before.

[max americana]

But Scott Brown ALREADY ACCOMPLISHED his objective: become #41 and rattle the November elections. Done.

That’s it. Everything else are just extras.

[SamAdams76]

Well considering that Obama started running for president about 45 minutes after being elected senator, it can be argued that Brown already has much more experience in the senate than did Obama.

[GOPsterinMA]

That story came out about 2 days ago.

[rintense]

Did you see the post Mass election threads where some freepers had orgasms about Brown running for President? It was disturbingly funny.

[the invisib1e hand]

Real American vs Evil SOB

Nah. Mirror image, just like the pics suggest.

[rintense]

Oh but the latch on to Brown Mittbots have had afterglow since last Tuesday.

[the invisib1e hand]

Empty suits? The guy helped stopped ObamaCare. What have you done?

Haha. Do you still beat your wife?

let's see what pops up in place of "obamacare," if, in fact, it is "stopped."

[GeronL]

Now its just disturbing.

[ansel12]

Pretty hard to win a Republican primary when you are pro abortion and pro Roe versus Wade. This is a useless poll.

[truthguy]

It's way, way, way too early for this but on another blog this morning I saw the following:

McDonnell/Brown 2012

Yeah I know it's crazy at this point but these are two relatively young, attractive candidates and they both have bright futures. It will be interesting to watch both.

One things for sure. It was take the glamour factor away from Zero. But as I said it's ludicrous at this point to talk about anyone for 2012. There's way too much work to be done for 2010. 2012 will have to wait as it should.

[xjcsa]

The Herald needs a copy editor. They mean timbre, not timber.

[Reagan Man]

>>>>>Completely believable.

Yeah right. If you're into the cult of personality, infatuation and naivety. Besides, what you get with Brown is a Pro-abort northeast liberal who voted for RomneyCare. No thanks.

[DBrow]

“The guy helped stopped ObamaCare. “

The guy will promote Romneycare. What will you do to stop it?

[DBrow]

Timbre!

[PhiloBedo]

Sarah. Palin.

[ItsForTheChildren]

How stupid are the people answering this poll?

We’ve already put one guy in the White House before he had any actual accomplishments.

It’s not working out so well.

[gidget7]

Cute, now Zogby you made your point, let the guy do what he was elected to do, get some good done in the Senate, before we start projecting into the future. He has some butt kicking to do there for now.

[spokeshave]

works for me