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Boston Globe

Posted by: ST on April 23, 2010 at 4:48 pm

Scott Brown rules out 2012 presidential run, backs Romney

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  1. cody says:
    April 24, 2010 at 12:31 pm

    Seems like Scott Brown can’t do anything “right”, he answers a question about Palin politely and he’s a certified dumb#ss to the readers of Boston Globe.

    The NBC “A Day in the Life of MA Sen. Scott Brown” interview can be viewed here
    LINK

    He does the job MA folks voted him for and even Boston Herald, the paper that supported him during the special election, decries his “Snubbing Sarah and the Tea Partiers”.

    But Sen. DeMint’s staff tweets Scott Brown’s senate votes as soon as he submits them and the conservatives attack him, but nobody makes a peep.

    Sometimes, i wonder if anybody’s $20 of support give anyone the right to deride anyone in rather derogatory terms in public forums like fb, etc.

    Then, there are the site admins of so-called conservative websites who will block people’s comments when these are supportive of Scott Brown.

    Perhaps, you can explain what’s behind this puzzling behaviors?

    Thanks, ST