WBZ reports the plucky Senate candidate and former ambassador to New Zealand has resigned as president of New England Law less than a year after taking the job. He said he wants to get back into the political arena, so now the question becomes: Will he try to set a record and find a third state to run for Senate in?
Boston Magazine reports on Scott Brown's allegations during his "monthly on-air spongebath" on Herald radio. Of course, Brown might be the one person able to recognize Mass. voters filling in ovals north of the Merrimack - since he uniquely lost a Senate race here, then traveled north to lose a Senate race there.
WBZ reports former Fox host Andrea Tantaros charges - in a lawsuit aimed at Fox News - that our former senator put his hands on her waist and made sexually suggestive comments.
A month after former U.S. Senator Scott Brown sent out a series of odd tweets from his official social media account, the Fox News commentator finally addressed questions behind a jumbled message—and he blamed it on accidental “pocket tweeting.”
Scott Brown campaigned as a moderate independent but if you look at his record, he's a Republican who voted with Republicans 90% of the time in the US Senate until Elizabeth Warren announced her candidacy, and then he voted with Republicans on votes of importance 76% of the time.
No matter why you think he lost, you must consider whether the second most bi-partisan senator was still too conservative for Massachusetts.
You can call her Senator Warren now.
As more votes come in, WHDH is calling Elizabeth Warren the winner over incumbent Scott Brown. Among other things, Warren becomes the state's first woman senator.
A roving UHub photographer captured the scene in Dudley Square yesterday.
The Globe reports on Brown's request to the feds to back off from the way it regulates compounding pharmacies - such as the one in Framingham that's now responsible for more than a dozen deaths.
Salon took a stopwatch to the debate tape and found that Scott Brown spoke 23 minutes and 40 seconds to Elizabeth Warren's 18 minutes and 15 seconds.
Both Andy Hiller of WHDH and the Morning Joe crew noted how Scott Brown is tiptoeing right up to bullying Warren. Character judgments aside, he is blowing a big hole in his 'Nice Guy' bona fides.
Scott Brown has been running a TV ad which ends with him stating that he is the “same Scott Brown.” Yes, Scott, you most definitely ARE.
You are the SAME Scott Brown who aligned himself with the Mass. Family Institute as well as Mitt Romney and continually voted against Marriage Equality.
You are the SAME Scott Brown who put forth an amendment in 2005 to allow rape victims to be turned away from a hospital if a health care provider had a religious objection to giving emergency contraception.
You are the SAME Scott Brown who went to King Philip High and swore at students
What changed since the Massachusetts AFL-CIO endorsed Scott Brown in 2008? Mostly Brown's positions.
by Laura Clawson
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On September 7, Republican Scott Brown commented on the new jobs report and claimed he "will be a fighter for jobs." But his record as US Senator says otherwise, which makes me wonder, how does Scott Brown fit into the Republican strategy of obstruction and will the press hold him accountable?
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