That decision by Lisa Jackson to regulate CO2 to save mankind, well Americans at least. Was only possible because MA Attorney General Martha Coakley sued the feds to force them to regulate it. That, and the 5 Supremes who overturned the lower courts that decided against her.

Republicans nationwide need to send Scott Brown the money to make this a competitive race. A Senator that supports a ban on partial birth abortion and is for parental notification would be a huge improvement for MA and the nation.

I would also add, he doesn’t support the nationalization of healthcare. His win denies Harry Reid his 60 vote supermajority.

Help us here in MA. I was not surprised by the discrepancies in the voter turnout yesterday; i.e. 500k + for D’s vs. @120k for R’s. I thought it might be indicative of the sad state of affairs for the MA (R) party, but I’m thinking/hoping it may be that Brown’s opponent was a such a joke and most R’s stayed home, whereas the D’s had a real race.
We need this guy for SOOOO many reasons!
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We do need national attention to this race and help from other states. We can win this with Brown, Coakley is supported by Emily’s list etc.

He is not going to vote for Cap & Tax and healthcare reform. That alone should get us some help here. We need Scott in the US Senate. This could be the start of overturning the incumbents. Coakley is a hack, as AG she did not do a thing about any of the corrupt pols that have been indicted.

Diane Wilkerson, Sal DiMasi( third speaker of house indicted) etc. There are too many to list.

It was Coakley holding up the “terrorist” device that had people in Boston in a panic two or three years ago, it was a cartoon, not terrorism. Need I add to this?

Another thing, according to Boston Globe poll, Brown is at 61% vs Coakley an hour or so ago. Boston Globe readers are lemmings, NY Times owns it, I’m sure most of you know that.

I don’t expect Scott Brown to get much support from the NRSC, let alone from the grassroots. I guess just about everyone writes off any Republican Senate candidate from Massachusetts. Why, even the local media wrote him off last night.

In the middle of his acceptance speech, all of the local TV stations switched to Coakley’s campaign headquarters so that we could hear John Kerry’s long-winded introduction to Martha Coakley for her acceptance speech, which was covered in full. Too bad we never got to hear all of Brown’s vision for the future.

All the more reason we need help because we’re certainly not going to get it from the media. Here is one vote for Scott Brown on January 19, 2010.

Coakley is the AG. Brown is a JAG. This sounds like the perfect campaign in which to have a debate regarding civil trials for terrorist combatants.

career aspirations at work. I apologize for an ann coulter link, but do the research on the web about this case, it is disturbing.

http://www.anncoulter.com/

According to the Boston Herald http://bostonherald.com/news/politics/view/20091229gop_lets_scott_brown_fend_for_himself_local_republicans_outraged_committee_not_giving_more_in_senate_battle/srvc=home&position=0
The National Republican Senatorial Committee is leaving Scott Brown to fend for himself in terms of campaign dollars, feeling that it isn’t worth the effort to attempt to pick up Ted’s old seat.

The committee threw cash at both Mitt Romney and Bill Weld when they ran much tougher races against Kennedy and John Kerry respectively, so it can’t be the odds they’re worried about. Brown has a hard fight against Attorney General Martha Coakley, but even here in MA, voters are angry. Republicans have a real chance to win a senate seat but the NRSC isn’t even willing to try.

The MA special election for US Senator is on Jan. 19 and Brown needs help right now to have a fighting chance.