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What’s with Scott Brown getting his mug on Fox News lately ?
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Asaltweapon
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Better than a spread in a chick magazine
Fox has turned on Trump bigly the past few weeks, so they're trudging out relics from the Tea Party era in a bid to get people to think RINO moderates are still a viable option for the Republican party.
One need look no further than Romney, Jeb!, Haley, and DeSantis being losers on the national stage. Vance is probably the best option we have going forward. He's young, doesn't seem to have been corrupted by the DC Swamp, and isn't a woman or wears cowboy boots with 5 inch lifts in them.
One need look no further than Romney, Jeb!, Haley, and DeSantis being losers on the national stage. Vance is probably the best option we have going forward. He's young, doesn't seem to have been corrupted by the DC Swamp, and isn't a woman or wears cowboy boots with 5 inch lifts in them.
NHCraigT
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Tartakovsky
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He’d still be better than Shaheen
I'm guessing you don't watch it. It's on in the background for hours at my house these days so I can revel in the winning. Yesterday, I heard Trump embarrass Mills no less than a dozen times, LOL. Fox has always sprinkled in liberals for counterpoints.
No one is to be trusted. And every show is different.
Scott has a lot of free time on his hands, I don't think Trump is going to hand him an Ambassador position to some out of the way place like the last time ( New Zealand and Samoa)
Trump is going all in on putting loyalists into positions this term.
He learned from his mistakes and did not appoint swamp creatures that were suggested to him by others, this time he is appointing people who did not screw him and supported him when times were not good.
Brown shit all over Trump in a CNN interview
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Washington CNN —
A former Republican senator and member of Donald Trump’s administration said Sunday that he thinks the ex-President bears some responsibility for the Capitol insurrection and that his presidency was “diminished” as a result of the deadly attack.
“Absolutely, I mean he bears responsibility. I think his presidency was diminished as a result of this, and I think he’s paying a price. He’s been impeached twice. He was impeached for those actions,” said former Massachusetts Sen. Scott Brown, who served as Trump’s ambassador to New Zealand and Samoa, of his former boss to CNN’s Dana Bash on “State of the Union.”
Trump is going all in on putting loyalists into positions this term.
He learned from his mistakes and did not appoint swamp creatures that were suggested to him by others, this time he is appointing people who did not screw him and supported him when times were not good.
Brown shit all over Trump in a CNN interview
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Washington CNN —
A former Republican senator and member of Donald Trump’s administration said Sunday that he thinks the ex-President bears some responsibility for the Capitol insurrection and that his presidency was “diminished” as a result of the deadly attack.
“Absolutely, I mean he bears responsibility. I think his presidency was diminished as a result of this, and I think he’s paying a price. He’s been impeached twice. He was impeached for those actions,” said former Massachusetts Sen. Scott Brown, who served as Trump’s ambassador to New Zealand and Samoa, of his former boss to CNN’s Dana Bash on “State of the Union.”
HARRYM
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Shaheen may not run. She will be 79 in 2026. She is also under heavy pressure not to run from Democrats who worry that if she runs and wins but doesn't make her full term at age 85 the Governor of NH may still be a Republican and will replace Shaheen with a Republican. So Brown is lurking around.
HARRYM
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Indeed, and Trump hasn't forgot that. Brown may not worry about Trump per se as Harris won NH.
Dadstoys
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I don't know , has she gone after your gun rights ?
Scotty will.
Given a choice between a Democrat and a RINO, being a NH resident I;d take Shaheen over Brown.
Why?
Scott Brown is a RINO, he is a MA Republican which means he does not have a Conservative bone in his body, he is just not as left as a D but he is still a leftist.
In a Trump presidency, his being a traitor in the eyes of Trump just on the Fox J6 comments alone, he'd get about as much co-operation as Chenny or Romney would get from his fellow R's or the Administration if he filed legislation or needed support for a bill affecting NH
He would be a junior Senator with zero clout.
Now Shaheen on the other hand has some seniority, She is a ranking member on the Appropriations and Armed Services Committees which means she has some influence in keeping Portsmouth Naval Shipyard alive. A lot of people from NH work there.
So again, comparing apples to apples, a Democrat to a Democrat, who do you want in there if you are from NH?
A junior Senator who has pissed off the President and alienated his party, or Jean Shaheen?
In the big picture I'd donate to a Conservative challenger in another state in order to flip a seat before I supported Scott Brown.
Why?
Scott Brown is a RINO, he is a MA Republican which means he does not have a Conservative bone in his body, he is just not as left as a D but he is still a leftist.
In a Trump presidency, his being a traitor in the eyes of Trump just on the Fox J6 comments alone, he'd get about as much co-operation as Chenny or Romney would get from his fellow R's or the Administration if he filed legislation or needed support for a bill affecting NH
He would be a junior Senator with zero clout.
Now Shaheen on the other hand has some seniority, She is a ranking member on the Appropriations and Armed Services Committees which means she has some influence in keeping Portsmouth Naval Shipyard alive. A lot of people from NH work there.
So again, comparing apples to apples, a Democrat to a Democrat, who do you want in there if you are from NH?
A junior Senator who has pissed off the President and alienated his party, or Jean Shaheen?
In the big picture I'd donate to a Conservative challenger in another state in order to flip a seat before I supported Scott Brown.
I'd love to see Lily Tang Williams beat his ass in the primary. The GOP really phucked up. Goodlander who is a multi millionaire had the full weight of the Democratic War Machine behind her. Almost 90% of her campaign contributions came from outside of N.H. In comparison, Williams had a tiny War Chest. She relied on grass roots. She lost by less the 24,000 votes, by 3%. If she had half the money Goodlander had and higher profile endorsements earlier on she would've smoked Maggie.
Asaltweapon
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And that FPOS will lie like a rug telling you he’s a “sportsman”.
Mark from ?
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Why would anyone support a wolf in sheeps clothing.
MA people do it all the time..including that POS Brown.......because well..."they can win"....see how that works out for them.
Palladin
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Asaltweapon
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Don’t do it NH or you will be sorry you let a Mitt RINO in.
HARRYM
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In all my life.....and I have been a political junkie for most of my life, I have NEVER seen a candidate put out more signs than Goodlander did.
HARRYM
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True.....but I'm here to tell ya the CT Leftists make the MA transfers look like members of the John Birch Society.
