(Dem.) Scott Brown taking heat for vote on financial reform bill (Democrat in RINO clothing)

Fox News Boston ^ | 7/15/2010 | Joe Battenfeld

[tobyhill]

A bill designed to protect America from another financial meltdown is on the verge of becoming law. The senate just passed the Wall Street reform bill, but it wouldn't have happened without the help of three New England republican senators, including Scott Brown.

The sweeping new Wall Street reform bill finally passed with Brown's vote, along with two republicans from Maine, providing democrats and President Obama with the crucial 60 votes to block a GOP filibuster

[rockabyebaby]

He's in hiding right now. His facebook page won't accept new comments and the older ones are bashing him 50 to 1

He is not in hiding, he was on local talk radio this morning and his facebook page is active - very active and is still taking comments. Hit "comment" and then "view all comments" some as recent as 3 minutes ago.

[Darkwolf377]

Excellent post, right on target.

We really have to start thinking beyond this “He’s with us” or “He’s against us” stuff—I do NOT mean in terms of “Big Compassionate Tent” crap, I’m talking about when it comes to taking the measure of non-conservatives. Just because we (properly) don’t like Brown’s positions, we have to understand just what he is, and why he’s where he is.

We keep waiting for some Conservative on a white horse to come in and, movie-cowboy-like, show up Obama...well, where is he? (Or she—and no, I don’t see either right now.)

If we don’t have an unapologetic conservative who’s going to say it like it is on Obama, we’re going to have to tear down his media-made fiction one brick at a time. If moderate Brown can start the deconstruction, I’ll take it. But we have to start showing Americans a realistic alternative—not a RINO, not a McCain or Romney God help us, but a conservative who won’t be defined by the media and reaches over them to the American people.

Superfan wishful thinking aside, we don’t have that yet. So we’ll have to take what we can get until then.

[Darkwolf377]

Excellent points. Haven’t seen you around lately, and it’s great reading you again, NB.

[gunnyg]

In my opinion, we never learn! The 2-party system is in fact a system, a flim-flam system, a mutt-n-jeff system, good cop-bad cop!!!!!

Right now, yer all svcking-up again to the "other" party to save the day--they won't, they are part of the problem, they need each other to scr&w the people--We The People!

They're all scum, bloodsvckers.

Even if we throw all the bums out--not likely--the newly elected good gals will soon be corrupted, while the vast majority goes back to sleep

If ya want it done right--gotta do it yerself!

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[Darkwolf377]

“Scott Brown, by selling out for goodies for his state...”

Let’s not pretend this is some shocking new thing only Brown has done, though. There are plenty of “good” Republicans who do the same damn thing all the time.

[gunnyg]

All gubmint—just lump ‘em all under one heading: JUDAS INC.

[Jim Noble]

we don't have that yet

What do you make of la Pasionaria of the Yukon, Our Lady of Wasilla?

[Logic n' Reason]

Does anyone here remember how wonderful it was when Mr. Brown got elected from Mass??? How all wee weed up we got over the election?? How "Chrissy Mathews chill up the leg" we all felt?

Remember????

"No more dems from Mass!!" "We finally got rid of Kennedey!" "Boy, are the dems in trouble now!" "Are the dems ever on the run now!" "Oooooo....he's so good looking!" "OOoooo...we're gonna kill the dems in November!"

and the like?

Remember????

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And exactly what did we really get?????????????

Honestly????

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Nothin' much at all....just another liberal rino.

[tobyhill]

I was never sold on this clown because every RINO in the NE gives us the same old song and dance just to get elected.

[whatisthetruth]

He also said he's ignoring his re-election possibilities - he's doing what he thinks is right -

Can't fault him for that, but I gave him the benefit of the doubt that he was intelligent enough to know what the hell is going on in this country under Obama, silly me.