[wagglebee]

As I pointed out a year ago, we were told by Brown's opponent that he was a conservative, we were told by the media that he was a conservative and we were told by his supporters that he was a conservative (the only people who didn't label him a conservative were actual conservatives).

Then, despite being labeled a conservative, he won by five points in Massachusetts. What this means is that a REAL conservative could have won and if a real conservative can win in Massachusetts they can win ANYWHERE.

[editor-surveyor]

> “Then, despite being labeled a conservative, he won by five points in Massachusetts. What this means is that a REAL conservative could have won”

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Don’t fool yourself.

Brown was well known in Mass. He was already an elected legislator with a very visible voting record, so the voters were not deceived by campaign rhetoric; they knew well who they were voting for.