WATERTOWN — One is a two-fisted Republican rock star known for his mince-no-words confrontations with unionized teachers, liberal activists, and other who dare to cross him. The other is a gentle troubadour known for his melancholy ballads of love and loss.
On Wednesday, both hit the campaign trail in Massachusetts.
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"...former senator Max Cleland of Geogia has stumped with Warren."
This sentence. Wow.
The problem here, sir/madam, is with the reader, not the writer. In any case, I suspect that Elizabeth Warren is proud that Senator Cleland has chosen to grace her campaign with his time and endorsement. He is a Senator who has truly served us all.
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Chris Christy? Jame Taylor? Only one is a star. The other is a a blowhard.
While not reported by the Globe, there are reports abroad in Massachusetts on Oct. 24 that Harvard Law Shool bankruptcy Professor Lizzy Warren tried desparately to link Sen. Scott Brown to Indian state treasurer Richard E. Mourdock, utterer of the latest discombobulated nonsense about abortion, bringing God into the picture. Warren's leap into the feminist outrage pool over Mourdock's silliness seems to raise her profile as a misandrist, as she increases her attacks on Brown for such nonsense as his refusal to vote for Supreme Court Justice Elena Kagan. Warren wishes Brown had voted for Kagan on one simple issue, upholding the Roe v. Wade decision and its impact on relative easy access to abortion.
Hey bro, spellcheck, look into it. While I'm at it: "there are reports abroad in Massachusetts on Oct. 24 that Harvard Law Shool bankruptcy Professor Lizzy Warren tried desparately to link Sen. Scott Brown to Indian state treasurer Richard E. Mourdock, utterer of the latest discombobulated nonsense about abortion, bringing God into the picture. "
There are reports abroad?? You mean, like in India, where Mr Mourdock is state treasurer? Education will liberate us.
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