Retail campaign events are Scott Brown’s forte, showcasing the unassuming demeanor and approachability that helped propel him into the unlikely role of Massachusetts’ junior senator as a Republican. Now running for reelection, he’s no longer just a political phenomenon, but an incumbent, with all the benefits and baggage that role carries, and he faces an opponent who is a phenomenon in her own right. But to many voters, Elizabeth Warren remains an unknown.
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these two dopes writing these articles have to be affiliated with the boy senator campaign....."Everyman identity".....don't paint me with your brush.....I don't want a Massachusetts that in any way resembles or looks like what the current republican party is selling...the boy senator is a jr. sales person for that organization....taking money from the Koch brothers, the oil lobby, and probably the healthcare insurance lobbyists...l'il scotty needs to go back and study the history of those who preceded him.....