By trying to please everyone, Brown has pleased no one, but instead has pissed off everyone.
I supported Brown financially, knowing he was not a true conservative. However, I will not support him again now that he has proved it. I suspect most conservatives feel the same way, and that the national tidal wave of conservative support for Brown will fail to materialize for him in 2012.
I would imagine much of the excitement about him has worn off in Massachusetts and that the naturally dominate forces of Marxism in that state have regrouped and will resoundingly defeat Brown in two years. Most likely Brown is a flash in the pan, similar to the aberration of dozens of one-term Congressional Marxists that were swept in on Obama’s coattails in 2008, and then swept back out in 2010, though in Brown’s case the reverse process is at work.
In the future I’ll concentrate my contributions on those good conservatives that look like they can win elections. No more support from me for RINOS like Brown, and no more support from me for badly selected “Tea Party” candidates that do not have the brains or discipline to win elections.
I don’t recall Brown ever being a Democrat either.