Showing posts with label Scott Brown. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Scott Brown. Show all posts
Thursday, October 30, 2014
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Monday, March 11, 2013
After Watering Down Financial Reform, Ex-Senator Scott Brown Joins Goldman Sachs’ Lobbying Firm
After Watering Down Financial Reform, Ex-Senator Scott Brown Joins Goldman Sachs’ Lobbying Firm: During his nearly three years in the U.S. Senate, Scott Brown (R-MA) frequently came to the aid of the financial sector — watering down the Dodd-Frank bill and working to weaken it after its passage — and accepted hundreds of thousands of dollars in campaign cash from the industry. Now, the man Forbes Magazine called [...]/p
Friday, February 1, 2013
Scott Brown Is Out!
Scott Brown Is Out!
"We've added Ed Markey to our Blue America page so please donate if you can. He's a real progressive and we need more of them in Congress."
"We've added Ed Markey to our Blue America page so please donate if you can. He's a real progressive and we need more of them in Congress."
Tuesday, October 2, 2012
Scott Brown: Romney who?
Brown has avoided any association with Romney in his race against Elizabeth Warren
Tuesday, September 11, 2012
New poll shows Massachusetts Senate race in dead heat
New poll shows Massachusetts Senate race in dead heat
"There's some evidence that Brown's supposed party independence is getting a closer look by Massachusetts voters. For example, this surprising column in the Brown-boostingBoston Herald, that scrutinizes his voting record and finds him not really all that bipartisan when it comes to the War on Women and on big money in politics."
"There's some evidence that Brown's supposed party independence is getting a closer look by Massachusetts voters. For example, this surprising column in the Brown-boostingBoston Herald, that scrutinizes his voting record and finds him not really all that bipartisan when it comes to the War on Women and on big money in politics."
Sunday, September 2, 2012
Better Know An Anti-LGBT Senate Candidate: Sen. Scott Brown (R-MA)
Better Know An Anti-LGBT Senate Candidate: Sen. Scott Brown (R-MA): Fifth in a series examining how anti-LGBT Senate candidates have worked to hurt the cause of equality. After winning a special election in 2010 to fill the remainder of the late Sen. Ted Kennedy’s (D-MA) Senate term, Sen. Scott Brown (R-MA) is seeking a full term this November. Unlike his challenger, pro-LGBT Democrat Elizabeth Warren, [...]/p
Saturday, September 1, 2012
Scott Brown Loses Endorsement From ‘The Fighter’ Micky Ward Over Anti-LGBT and Anti-Labor Views
Scott Brown Loses Endorsement From ‘The Fighter’ Micky Ward Over Anti-LGBT and Anti-Labor Views: A day after taunting his opponent with the endorsement he was scheduled to receive from a Massachusetts boxing legend, Sen. Scott Brown (R-MA) had to KO the event. Micky Ward, the subject of the 2010 biopic The Fighter, was all set to endorse Brown until he learned that that the freshman Republican opposes LGBT rights [...]/p
Friday, August 24, 2012
Anti-Abortion Group Backs Scott Brown
Anti-Abortion Group Backs Scott Brown: Massachusetts Citizens for Life announced Thursday it plans to back Sen. Scott Brown (R-MA) in his reelection bid against Elizabeth Warren. Brown has been attempting to portray himself as pro-choice to win over moderate Massachusetts after the “legitimate rape” comments by Rep. Todd Akin (R-MO) drew attention to his party’s extreme anti-abortion positions. But Anne [...]/p
Tuesday, August 21, 2012
Scott Brown's radical Senate candidates stand with Akin to redefine rape
Scott Brown's radical Senate candidates stand with Akin to redefine rape
"You probably also won't be surprised to find out all of these representatives were cosponsors of the infamous HR 3, the "No Taxpayer Funding for Abortion Act." You know that one, the one that says there's only really one kind of rape, "forcible" rape, and you can't get an abortion unless you can prove that you were the victim of rape-rape, not one of those other kinds of rape that you might have really enjoyed. With the added bonus that the IRS would actually have to audit your abortion to determine whether your abortion was because of rape or incest.
"You probably also won't be surprised to find out all of these representatives were cosponsors of the infamous HR 3, the "No Taxpayer Funding for Abortion Act." You know that one, the one that says there's only really one kind of rape, "forcible" rape, and you can't get an abortion unless you can prove that you were the victim of rape-rape, not one of those other kinds of rape that you might have really enjoyed. With the added bonus that the IRS would actually have to audit your abortion to determine whether your abortion was because of rape or incest.
That's where Scott Brown's loyalties lie, and that's who Scott Brown wants with him in the Senate. In a word, his fellow Republicans."
Tuesday, August 14, 2012
Scott Brown runs away from Paul Ryan question
Scott Brown runs away from Paul Ryan question
"There's one Republican senator in particular who would just as soon completely pretend that there wasn't also a presidential race happening this year. Scott Brown really needs Massachusetts to forget that he's a Republican, and that his standard-bearer, Mitt Romney, just picked the most ideologically extreme choice he could to help him lead the ticket. So when asked about Paul Ryan, what could Brown do but run away from them? Literally."
"There's one Republican senator in particular who would just as soon completely pretend that there wasn't also a presidential race happening this year. Scott Brown really needs Massachusetts to forget that he's a Republican, and that his standard-bearer, Mitt Romney, just picked the most ideologically extreme choice he could to help him lead the ticket. So when asked about Paul Ryan, what could Brown do but run away from them? Literally."
Monday, November 28, 2011
College Students Across Florida Rally Against Gov. Rick Scott’s ‘Relentless Attack On Higher Education’
College Students Across Florida Rally Against Gov. Rick Scott’s ‘Relentless Attack On Higher Education’: pThroughout this week, Florida college students will hold rallies to protest Gov. Rick Scott’s (R) hostility to higher education and proposed tuition hikes: Across the state this week students at seven college campuses will gather to protest what they call a “relentless attack on higher education” by Gov. Rick Scott. Scott has been a vocal [...]/p
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