Posted on 12/20/2010 2:53:39 PM PST by Fury
After basically evading reporters all day, the Massachusetts Republican recently announced that he will support the arms reduction treaty. Brown told reporters following a closed-session intelligence briefing that he had given the issue “due diligence” and hoped see the treaty ratified. “I believe it’s something that’s important for our country, and I believe it’s a good move forward to deal with our national security issues,” he said.
A cloture vote is expected on Tuesday.
Russia must think they can lick China’s boots indefinitely. They are going to wish they still had those nukes when the Chicoms stab them in the back. The world is safer with both our country and Russia’s with good-sized nuclear arsenals. It’s the only thing that’ll keep China from taking over the world.
A typical Massachusetts RUMP SWAB... Honestly, Gay staters must be a brain dead lot.
Is there anyone in Mass. to challenge Brown in the primaries next time out? It might be a good idea to start looking for someone.
It was obvious the guy was a dud when he wouldn’t campaign for that fine young Marine who ran against Barney Frank.
Brown was a flash in the pan and like I've posted several times, he's done in 2012. His “What's a Tea Party?” bilge finished him off. I posted it was very conspicuous that he didn't go anywhere near the TPE w/Sarah Palin when they came to Boston earlier this year. Like he couldn't take 30 seconds out of his schedule to tape a “Hello, welcome and thanks again!” message? He goes to every ribbon cutting and museum opening he can, usually dragging his family along.
Brown had ZERO juice to get EVEN ONE other Republican elected in a statewide or Congressional race last month and there were good, conservative candidates running this year in MA, governor's race excluded.
And to the Brown-bots that either have tried or will try to defend him: PROVE ME WRONG!!! Like the one douche who kept repeating “Scott Brown is the most popular politician in MA, you don't know anything about MA politics!” How did that “popularity” work out in last month's elections, genius?
This state is hopelessly lost. The ~35% of sane folk are hopelessly outnumbered, bottom line. At least in the other “blue” states, like CA and NY you can get some US Reps elected and possibly capture a chamber of a state legislature or win the occasional statewide office. This state - no way. If Bwaney didn't lose this time out, it's lights out, permanently.
The people/Conservative grassroots groups/RNC/etc. shouldn't bother spending money here - it's for naught.
<<< This treaty is insane. The fact that the congress is even debating and rushing this vote should clue anyone with no understanding that this is a bad deal.
Link please? >>>
scott i live in mass and know a ton of people sorry but u had me at good bye martha and healthcare but now you lost me forever
scott i live in mass and know a ton of people sorry but u had me at good bye martha and healthcare but now you lost me forever
I was duped. He is a liar and a fraud. Either he leaves the Party or we do.
I left the GOP in late 2006.
LOL... I wonder how many on this thread were so enamored with the guy that they were calling for him to be the next Republican Presidential candidate.... ?
I wonder if people ever learn or continue to have short and selective memories.
It is Taxachussets after all, not Oklahoma.
Yeah, and McCain votes ‘our way’ on occasion too. Not buying it.
Bump to that.
I left the party over the weekend. When 20% of the GOP Senate caucus voted to homo up the military, that was the last straw. Some GOPers will still receive future votes from me, but I'm no longer a Republican.
Scott Brown: WWKD (what would Kennedy do?)
Well I agree. I am sick of harboring these liberal commies.
Ditto I’m out too. GOP won’t get a plugged nickel from me.
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