Brown’s jobless bill wins little support (RINO Brown now whining about Democrat spending)

boston globe ^ | 7/16/2010 | By Matt Viser

[tobyhill]

Scott Brown, with some justification, makes frequent claims to bipartisanship. But as the Republican senator from Massachusetts prepared to cast another vote next week against an extension of benefits for jobless Americans, he expressed frustration. Democrats, he said, never gave his alternative plan to extend benefits a serious look.

“Why is it that I’m always the one that has to vote with the Democrats?’’ Brown lamented. “Bipartisanship is a two-way street, you know? Why can’t they also work together to pay for these things within the budget, within the monies that we already have? Why is it that we always have to add to the deficit?’’

Brown’s unemployment plan — which calls for diverting $35 billion in stimulus money to pay for benefits for the long-term jobless and several other items — has attracted little support, even from Republicans.

[pnh102]

If Scott Brown wants to get any serious consideration for his ideas, then he needs to stop being the 60th vote and instead be the 41st vote.

[tsmith130]

Why can’t they also work together to pay for these things within the budget, within the monies that we already have?

Well, let's see...1)Kinda hard to stay within the budget, WHEN YOU HAVE NO BUDGET! 2)Kinda hard to use the monies you already have, WHEN YOU HAVE NO MONEY!

They're playing you Scotty....and you keep letting them.

[Common Sense 101]

“Why is it that I’m always the one that has to vote with the Democrats?’’ Brown lamented. “Bipartisanship is a two-way street, you know?

Good grief this Masshole is a moron of biblical proportion. Exactly how long has this idiot been a politician? Anybody who has been paying attention and has an ounce of sense, knows that “bipartisanship” with the Demonrats means you agree with them. Period.

Pathetic... the GOP is filled with gutless, clueless morons.

[nhwingut]

Doesn’t he understand what ‘bipartisanship’ means?

Repub bends over. Dems laugh!

[IllumiNaughtyByNature]

“Why is it that I’m always the one that has to vote with the Democrats?’’

YOU'RE JUST NOW FIGURING THAT OUT! SERIOUSLY? SERIOUSLY?

[csvset]

Bipartisan? Get a clue Brown.

[verity]

“Mr. Brown goes to Washington” lol

[RGSpincich]

“Why is it that I’m always the one that has to vote with the Democrats?’’ Brown lamented. “Bipartisanship is a two-way street, you know? Why can’t they also work together to pay for these things within the budget, within the monies that we already have? Why is it that we always have to add to the deficit?’’

Scott Van Winkle finally woke up.

[Thom Pain]

Dear Senator Brown:

You are really a slow learner!

Love,

America

[Mr Ramsbotham]

Brown reminds me of that Blackadder episode where Baldrick gets elected to parliament. Quotes the opposition leader, “You lost the vote. Your monkey obligingly voted for us.”

[Diogenesis]

"Never send a prostitute monkey to do a man's job."
~ Captain Leo Davidson

[counterpunch]

“Why is it that I’m always the one that has to vote with the Democrats?’’ Brown lamented.

You don't, Scott.
Who told you that you did? John McCain?
You are under no obligation to give the destruction of our country and our economy "bipartisan" cover.
So stop doing it already. You've helped the Democrats do enough irreparable harm.
 

[stockpirate]

Screw Scott Brown the prostitute from MA.

[OrioleFan]

“Why is it that I’m always the one that has to vote with the Democrats?’’ Brown lamented.

Maybe it IS Uncle Ted's seat, and Brown is the second coming...

[Leisler]

Scott Brown, “Mommy, my bum-bum hurts every time I sleep over Uncle Barny and his boy friend, Uncle Dodd’s house. Can I sleep over next weekend too? They’re real nice to me! They let people take many picture of me and say I am pretty!”

[Clara Lou]

Brown is pretty much a man of his word. I’m a little bit surprised when FReepers call Brown a “RINO” as though they’re shocked and surprised about it or as though he were a sellout, because it was pretty much known (by those who knew of him) that he would be a RINO before he was elected. It was certainly known very shortly after he was elected. He SAID what he was going to do— be a RINO. There were FReepers here shouting “Brown for POTUS.” It’s like buying a new car: Investigate before you invest. Brown was the best of the available candidates, but far from perfect.

[Bean Counter]

[SharpRightTurn]

“Why is it that I’m always the one that has to vote with the Democrats?” Brown lamented. . . . “Why can’t they also work together . . . “

Not too bright are you, Scott?

[NonValueAdded]

Scottie not getting that reach-around? Quelle suprise.