But what I like about Scott is that he actually reads the bills, the fine print and makes conscietious decisions. At first, I thought this was blood thirst pandering, and a gross violation of the Constitution. But I didnt know this standard is 70 years old. Its seems to me now they are closing loopholes.

I hear Scott on Howie all the time and all the major talk radio stations (about four of them, and about a half dozen shows). Just straight up, regular guy talking to the people, no vetting.

(This is how he won the Indies, mods and conservative Dems. Not outside money or talk about ObamaCare. )

I love the opening to Howie Carr Show. I guess maybe it’s just one of those things that grows on you. I strongly agree about having no regrets donating to Scott Brown’s campaign. While many have voiced disappointment, I am very happy to have him in the Senate and hope he can retain the seat for years to come.

I havent read it, but it seems few have. There are a list of seven critieria that are grounds for repealing citizenship. The process is deliberate. Due process rights are not sacrificed and there is an appeals process. The law has never been abused in 70 years. Its old. Its just not as arbitrary as some made it first seem. Mostly, th bill does is takes the list of enemy foreing states and makes it applicable to known terrorists groups. So, a terrorist cannot become a naturalized citizen then go back to Yemen and enage in demonstrable terrorist activities and hide behind rights afforded citizens.