My fellow Americans:

Whenever pols offer me something to vote for them I distrust them. Do you remember when we were kids, the actor in the old movies depicting an old time Pol promising "A chicken in every pot" What a slogan huh? These liberal pols today, remind me of that! I laugh, but it isn't really funny is it? Overtly buying constituencies is abuse of our system right?  Am I wrong to think that?  Elizabeth Warren like the actor in the movie insults my inteligence with…

My fellow Americans:

Like most of you, I've been hard at work all my life to keep my house in order. Working hard to do my duty to my family and my country. I've never been so afraid of my goverment as I am today. I wonder if this is the end for America? We are in BIG trouble and it is NOW up to US to bring back order to our Nation. Just like 2010 when you and I against all odds elected Scott Brown Senator. Together we can overcome these odds too.

Under the Obama adminstration…

My interest in state and national politics began with the convincing

local radio voice of Jay Severin during 5th grade with my grandfather

on the way to my youth hockey games. I have been a student of

political science ever since- as an amateur first but as a

professional at my university. I consider myself a political moderate-

I am sympathetic to those who have less opportunity than I’ve had and

I am antagonized by unregulated big business.…

I can still remember the first time I voted. I have lived in Chelsea, Massachusetts my entire life and from the moment when I could finally understand what Tim Russert was saying on Meet the Press, I eagerly awaited the day when I would become a part of the democratic process. That day came Freshman year of college. I had narrowly missed out on the heated 2008 Presidential race and I was not about to let the most important Senate race…

I found an article at Boston.com (link embedded) that gives credit to Senator Brown (a high five in fact) for his ability to work across the aisle and because he doesn't always vote with the Republican Party.

The writer Jeff Fish goes on to write: "You may not agree…

Brigadiers,

We have released a new web ad about my commitment to reduce regulations and red tap to empower businesses to flourish in this difficult economy.

The 'non-partisan' League of Women Voters have attacked me for a vote and I'm asking for your help to respond.

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It was Senator Scott Brown who got my family into politics. All of whom campaigned and voted for then Scott Brown. Other than voting we were apathetic about politics. Apathy or worse rules today with most people on the subject of politics. The rule is never talk about politics at social gatherings right? Government is at an all time low in public perception. Senator Brown breaks with that perception. He carries with him a sense of thoughtfulness and sincerity to the…

My fellow Brown Brigadiers:

I hope all of you are doing well. I wish only the best for you and yours in these difficult times. I sincerely wish I could do something to help our country recover from this crisis and put all of us back to work today. God bless you one and all.

Over these months since our unlikely and exciting victory advancing Scott Brown to US Senate over the liberal progressives I have been very worried about my family and yours. It seems that the…

Dear Senator Brown:

It's been 6 months give or take since "We the people of Massachusetts" sent you to Washington to stand up for Liberty. It's been equally as long since I've shouted out. Your election Senator Brown was about just that. Although the Washington Left trying to portray it otherwise we know the truth. Here at home, constant TV ads attacking your positions and destorting your voting record. Using the Gulf Oil Spill to political ends at your expence, should make…

To my fellow Americans: It's just incredible the way Scott Brown is taking IT to Washington. The power of his election and his true leadership is history in the making. "We the People" moment. It's rare to have this kind of excitement during ones lifetime. American history is relatively short. Washington politics today, is no different than Philadelphia politics in 1788. The Capital city namesake George Washington a man by no means so far removed from present culture politic to be considered…